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JUEL MERCER - COUNCIL SECY.
COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA
7:30 P.M. AUGUST 2, 1971
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REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA - AUGUST 2, 1971 - 7:30 P. M.
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tPLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
� OCATION:
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APPROVAL OF MINUTES:
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Regular Council Meeting, July 12, 1971
' Regular Council Meeting, July 19, 1971
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ADOPTION OF AGENDA: �
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' P�JBLIC HEARINGS :
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, AUGUST 2,-1971
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' OLD BUSINESS: � .
1. Announcement Regardirig Viking Chevrolet
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2. Discussion Regarding Tax Bill Under Consi
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, 3. Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance
Regarding Redistricting of Ward Boundaries
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, !�, Consideration of Second Reading of an Or3�lOnEast
• Relating to the Sale of the Property at
' River Road
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
pLD BUSINESS CONTINUED
5, Consideration of Second Reading of an Ordinance
For Vacation Request SAV ��69-03 by Burlington
Northern, of an Alley and Two Streets in Block 6,
Berlin Addition
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6. Consideration of First Reading of an Ordinance
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for Vacation Request ��71-03, Richard Miller Homes,
Inc., to Vacate McKinley Street South of the South
Line of Rice Creek Road and a 6 Foot Utility and
Drainage Easement Described as the South 6 Feet of
Lot 3, Cochran's Addition
COMI�IENTS) The agreement regarding the $800 per lot escrow and
othe sr ipulations has been prepared and submitted to the
developer. We hope to have it signed and back by Monday so
the City Council can finalize this vacation.
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7. Consideration of Special Use Permit ��71-08 - Request g
by C. W. Rollman for the Skelly Oil Company on the
Southeast Corner o€ East River Road and 79th Avenue
Cit Council held a Public Hearing on July 19, 197
(COI�SMENTS) Y
an discussion regarding this19an1971�ound in the City Councl
minutes of this agenda (July �
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
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, OLD BUSINESS CONTINUED
8, Report Regarding Requested Kiddie Parks in Hyde Park
' Area and Hamilton's Addition to Mechanicsville
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NEW BUSINESS: �
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Pages 22 & 23
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9. Consideration of Budget for 1972
,� • • (COMMENTS) This item to be tableecauselofhcharterrrequirement.
meet ni g This is on the agenda b
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' 10. Receiving the Minutes of the Parks and Recreation
. Commission of June 28, 1971
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
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11. Consideration of Claim Regarding Storm Damage, Pages 27 - 30
Robert Dueholm "
(CONIMENTS) l�e are recommending approval of his request.
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12. Consideration of Installation of "No Parking" Pages 31 - 34
Signs on 59th Avenue and 7th Street
(COMMENTS) tiNe are recommending extending "No Parking Between
6 P.M. and 8 P.M." signs on 7th Street up to 59th Ave. on the
West side and on 59th Ave, on the North side. .
I3. Consideration of Permit Request and Request for
City to Provide an Employee at State Softball
Tournament - Fridley Jaycees
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14. Receiving Bids on Motor Fire Apparatus, 4 Wheel, 100 Foot
Aerial Ladder - Rear Mount (Bids Opened 12:00 Noon,
' August 2, 1971) -
Pages 35 - 40
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REGULAR COUNCIL AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
15. Receiving Quarterly Report from Health Sanitarian
Dated July 13, 1971
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Pages 41 - 45
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16. Review and Consideration of Approval of the Final Plat Page 46
and Development of Innsbruck North
(COMMENTS) City Council wanted to review the final layout of
t e plat and development before it is finalized and signed by
- the City.
17. Consideration of a Resolution Establishing Working
Conditions, Wages and.Hours of Employees of the City
of Fridley Police De,partment
18. Consideration of a Resolution Ordering Improvement,
Approval of Plans and Specifications and Advertising
for Bids, WS&SS ��103
(CO�IMENT: Resolution will be available Monday evening)
Pages 47 - 56
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
19. Consideration of a Resolution Transferring Costs and
Expenses From Sanitary Sewer and Storm Sewer Project
No. 100 to the Public Utility Fund
20. Consideration of a Resolution Charging Costs Incurred
Under the ST. 1970-9 Street Improvement Project to the
General Fund
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21. Receiving Petition ��21-1971 - For a Skating Rink
at Jay Park Located on 2nd Street Between 68th
Avenue and Mississippi Street
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Pages 57 - 60
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pages 63 - 65
22. Consideration of Change Order rl, Street Improvement Pages 66 & 67
Project ST. 1971-1 and ST. 1971-2 (MSAS)
(COMNIENTS) Basically, this covers the addition o£ sidewalks
on West Nloore Lake Drive and some other miscellaneous changes
in the contract to keep tlie records streamlined.
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
NEW BUSINESS CONTINUED
23. Claims
24. Licenses
25. Estimates
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26, �,uthorization of City Manager Attendance at
Workshop August 26t6 and August 27th
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Pages 69 & 70
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27, Consideration of Request for Use of Logan Park,
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August 29, 1971, Darla K. Bethke
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REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA, AUGUST 2, 1971
NEW BUSINESS (CONTINUED)
28. COMMUNICATIONS:
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A. Mackall, Crounse & Moore: Representing Nancy Petron Page 73
in Claim
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR C:OUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 12, 1971
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE:
Mayor Kirkham led the Council and the audience in saying the Pledge of
Allegiance to the Flag.
INVOCATION:
A Representative from the Ministerial Association offered the Invocation.
Mayor Kirkhatn called the Regular Council Meeting of July 12, 1971 to order
at 7;40 P.M. -
ROLL CALL:
MEMBERS PRESENTs Kelshaw, Ki�kham, Liebl, Harris, Breider
MEMBERS ABSENT: None
Ak�PR(�VAL OF THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING_OF JUNE 21, 1971:
' MOTION bx Cowncilman Liebl to adopt the Mi:rutea of the Regulax Council Meeting
o� Juru� 2]., 197� as presented. Seaond,ed by Councilma.n Bxeider. Upoa a voice
vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the metion carried unanimously•
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AI)OPTION OF AGENDA:
MaXor aicirlchaxn �aid there was one item to add aa follaws;
Rsceiving 8ids and Awarding Contract for Irrigation System for Co�a�ns Park
�n.d Civic Cez�ter.
ypT�pN by Cc,uncilman Harris to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seconded by
Cquncilatan T.iebl. t7pon a voice vote, all votinq aye. Mayo� Ki.rkhan► declared
the motion c�rried tuianimausly.
VISITORSt
Mx� g,pbert �►strup, 66a0 1�icKinleY Street N.E.: Erection of Fenc� in A11e�
M�. ,�s��p said h� waa here at the request of Jim Gibbs who came out �o hia
l�ouee las� week, #ii� problem concerna t�e erection of � feACe bRtween hia and
k��,e neiqhbar� �aroparty in tha alley. The erection of the fence Mould aav►sq�
�io�xt �i �reea t,Q be lcaat, He ha►a reque�tsd hie neiqhbor to m�ve his fence abau4�
1� to 1�" ta s��.v� ti�e txeps, b�}t he has �efuaed to do thi$. Since thi� �s
C„itx propezty, a�d City trees, h� Frould reque�t that the Cit� look into the
,p]�a�ce�ment� qf the fer�ae. There wae also a problom about 5 yea�ra aga when tha
� who c�an� t.he hQUAe b1+�sd off the propartyi aund exposed tbe root� c�g �uG
a� �,Qp ye�►s� o�.d oak trea. He tras afzaiS it woulcl c'�ie au�d 'he a�d hi� wi�e
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hAu].od dirt t4 aaver the root� auid aodded. He felt this would bea�tti.�x tha
a►rsa end pr�v�t em,sion. aecauae of thc� urnt111inqn�s� of k�i� a�igi�bs�x to
ocNa�esat�a ► betwA�n 4 au�d 6 txaes w�l� be destroyed.
REGULA.R COUNCIL MEE2°Ii,iG OF JiILY 12 , 1971 1�AGE 2
M�yor �,irkham asked if this fence would be on City prQpexty. The City En�inee�
sa�id that �this is just north of 66th Avenue between Fridley �nd McKinley
Street�• Tha allex is 12'. Co}�ncilman Harris asked what was the man's
reas4n Por �ot moving the fence. The City spends a certain amount of tt��ey
eack� year for City beautification and he would hate to see them takez� down.
The City Engineer said that the City does nat maintain the alley. ��i areas
where the al�ey i� �ot open the people do fence. This seems to be a neiqhbo�-
hoo� pro}alem and is a matter of two neighbors getting together in the location
�f th� f�nce, Tt is di£gicult for the City to dictate.
Nrs• Haxold Lunninc�, 66a5 Fridley Street N.E., said that Mr. Astrup talks
o� beauti�ying the area, but you should see ib. He has said that he hoped
the tree would fall on his garage. Mr. Lunning said that he has not touched
the �ence as yet. Before he did anything, he contacted the City Enqa.n�ez
ans� City Attorney. He 5aid he �a.nderstood the all�y is ;�at vacated. He would
like to put up th� €ence because there is a lot of foot traffic.
Tk�e C�ty Attorney aaid that Mr. Astrup cata� in to see him and had a survey on
whiah i� appeare� �he �a11ey had be,en vacated. He want� to conatruct a�enc�
1� �h�a �enter of the alley. The City A�torney �aid that ;he had no knowledge
wk�etha� the alley had been vacated or not, but if it wa�'vacated, he would h�ve
eye�cy xight to �pnstruct the fence. It appear� since talkinq to him th�t �h�e
d��.@� ,�$ �pt vacated, so it is a a�atter for Council control as it i� �
platt�d alley.
Tk�� Gity �ngir�eer s�,id that he has �uggested vacating the alley, howevez', an,
�ase�ms�nt w�uld Y�ave to be x�tained for power line$. The C�.ty has allowed
�enGing i�n alleys such as this. Access is not needed for any gaxaqe�.
Caux��ilma� K�1�haw a�ked why the fesnce could not be moved to save the �r�es.
Mr. I.ur�ning �ai.d th�t i� he sold i�,is property, he would want �o c��t hf�s iair
aha�e �ox th�z pro,�erty. The City Attorney �aid that fences are �ot u�ed tQ
�et��in� tl�� �,o� l�ir�ee. Mx. Astrup said that he was npt trying tP d���rive
h�.m Q�' �ny ��Apeart,y. MaXor Kirkham said that thi�s ma�ter could be pu� on fihe
.Ac�end� lo� �ext week and in the meantime, h�.s ward Cou�cilman can re�e�.arcY�
the m��tsx.
�i.1�'. T.u1�.ning �a�.d that l+1�'. Astru� has a siog that runs loose all day. He w�s
told ta �all � G�i�y Haa.� and file a aomplaint. A neighbor saic� �hat h� 1.ai,ves
behi,nd M,�, �st�up and there is �no reason the fence eo�ld not be r�an str�ic�ht
acro�s a�nd i�e w�+� in agz�,ement wi�h Mr. Astrup. rtr. Astrup said that aa to
hie �a�y�.nq tha� he hoged the tree would fa11 on his garage, he said it
lightly and ir� the sen�e that he neecled a new garage,
M�K', Aci�9].at� Qaieczanek, 101 Crawn Road; Tree Damage •
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Mr. p��.eazanek e�how�d the Gauncil a coRY of � x�lease that he was .r�e��ed
to +��.c�n wh�r� he r�ceived the $47. S0 fo� the damage to his trees. it sti�u�
l�ted that h+� was �ot to be a�emunerated foz eny further damage to �a�e tre�s�
�I� �a�.�l th�,t wals nat t.iir� w�,y` }�� understoad the convers�tion, (June 7, 19i1,)
He� ���.d #�e was r�ot about ta siqn such a s�satement and would �.ik� �c h�a�� th�
tap�a gl�yed bmck. H� believed ths Coutac�l said tk�a�. they woul�i a�ppacave ��-
�ae�n� Q� �he alaim as long ae his r�placementra w�e�e not alose to ti�� �ux'b.
�'he w�y thi� ze�sa�e is �t#►ted, 1ie wauld have to r�plant the ex�,stinq t�p���
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�otancil�a7n Hax�'is asked that the tape be listenea to. and the release
atated ba�eci oYi tha� �t�on.
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�, R, A. Thomp��� �� ���ington Northern �said that due to tne '��yG� �""'"j
w��.� ������d �,�, �his vacation request. Now they are ready and have reached
,a� aga��em�nt with NS� .
�Xo� �rkhaln asked the audience if anyone wished to be hea�d on t1�is reques�t�
with �o re�pQZ�g�•
Cou�ciltaan Harris to close the Public Hearing on the VaG�tion �q�e$�,
M;�T�ON b� Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
�,y �!69-Q�, bx 8ur�in�ton Northern.
vQia� vote� �►�.1 v+4ting aXe. Mayor Kixkham declared the hearing closed a�
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�,�e ���,X �nq�,n�er said that �'ls� ��sewero�1There will�be��cilities}atn
with wa�t�r. s�n�.�.ary sewer a�
�4atte�tAO�n 'Arive ancA Azthur Stre�tth.�Theiwateryline willtrunaalong D'�at�ez-
�c�tal :Iampro�em�n� �� Innsbruck N
'�carn Dtiva and conxieat onto the C�raena Avenue line• T�eWErlliness�rV�$
propo�ed wat�r ii�e alang Arthur Street. The sanitarY se of the d�V�1ag�
b���,����y the sa�n� localitY, and wi11 serve the first pha � w���
ment, to the tAwn house axea. These are all pezmanentroaectltaecomplete
�pt n�aed to i?Q '�a� �p later. There will be another p j
��o�st�atiQn. The sQnzm affectssats �earea� �Y� wil�take�thenw� er
�rxx��bxuek NQ�'t.� area and � .
into th� pon�i,�.� a�eas . �
MOTTQN bY �oun��lmaz� Ke+lshaw �o �1Pro ect # 03�� Sea nd d bY Gounca.l� ��'
�ew�x � ��,Q� Sewe� Improvement �a � � or Kirkham deciared !-he
T,ieb�• �� a vc�ice vot�. all voting . Y r Y
Publi.a Heaxir�� closed a'� 8: 04 P. M.
E�INAL PLAT P.S. #71-02 BRIARDALE BY ------
!s 1. 2. 3, BLOCK 3 AI�ID OUTLOTS 1& 2
r��w��n�inee� said that this is a plat south of Rice Creek R�oad n�ar
Stix��on H�u,1sYe►rd• 7�'he �'�,saning Co�unission zeviewed this plat a�x►$ h���
re�c��nde�i aPProval of t�'�e ProPosed plat.
��,a,��,� Harris aral�ed aho�t the interconnection of 61st Avenue W�� ��
Ou�1.ot. The �ity &�9��►eer �said that there ia an overall plan showinq how the
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�rwa �.d be developeee�With the �#her� streets in sr oxl atrs�ets .�ot�►c��.^�
wo�tld b� �► #.hxpugh str est that 61st b� p�'� o�
� H����y �sk�d if it would not be in order to recN �.oE the
�hs ��,a�, �e Ci�ty Engineer said it would be dedicated ��e P�
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Counciluian �iebl asked if this is basically the plan that wac approved by
t}�e Council. H� add�d that he was concerned about the storm sewer. The
C�tg �nqinee� said t�at this is the basic layout the Council approved to
dev�lop t.�e ptlO�e area with some modifications. There is a T5' joq in 62�d
Avenue. Th� Paxk Construction Representative was present at the discus$ions
with �he �?lan�ing Commission and they feel it is a good plan, and did not
obaect ta the g�ans. The City Engineer felt the joq should be realiqned
a little.
Counci�.man Liebl asked if the grading as established would be acceptable
��ginee�i�ng-w�.se to man�pulate the surface water with no problem. The City
�ngineer said that �his area does not have storm sewer. The City has tried
to put in an�underground sy�tem, but beaauae there waa not much developaent
in this area, they did not mset with much success. The only other wa►y to
qet thi� area developed is to have money provided in e�scrow for the future
stozm aewer, so that when a buger buX� a home, l�e will not have to �ay for �he
stortn eewer as it wi11 already be provided for. There is no $oubt, t,tie best
solutior� would be �o put in the stcrni, sewer, and he would not want to qive
th� wrong impre�sion. The floodinq prok�lems will qet w�orse. Councilman
Kel�haw said that there were flooding probleme on Pierce last yeax�. Hea,t,he�r
Hi11s is a.bout 3/4 develope$ atid now we are bringing in another deveJ.opment.
If the�e was floo8ing this year, will it not be worse next gear? The CitX
�r�qinaer said tha� he has been trying to get the storm sewer in for �.0 yeaurs.
As lonq as there is xnoxe development there will be moxe flooding, Theze are
three chA3�as�p, either stop developoaent, p�,:.iA thg full aystem, or do a
p,ttchw�ork typQ of proqram until the full system is pu� in. Counai].man
Kel�haw a�ked wher� the water would go. The City Engineer said the saa�
as it c�oe� now, in�ko Moore Lake. Councilman Kelshaw said that Moore Laks
backs up aow. This is what caused the problem on Piezce. If deve�opm�nt i,a
a�.7.aa►ed there wil.l )se more run-aff towar•d Moore Lake, The City Enc�ir�eer
said that th�+ ove�all plan for the.storm sewer ealls for another outl�t j,nto
Rice Creek.
f.�crunaiLpmn Lj.eb� at�id �2ut what Councilman Kelshaw ia askinq is ver� 9.tq-
Perative• Ths dev�telopar taust be infora�ed that i�e wilk be required to put
�ney i� ��csrow for t.�t, atoz�p sewer. The City E�nq�neer said that a11. the
CQUnail has t� do is order in the improvement he a�ked �'or ia 1961. FIe
cannot a�ssur� the Caur�c�l �here will be no prohlems . Cpunci�man �Ia�x�.�
pQinted out t�is �s actually a hearinq on a plat, not a�tor�n cewer hearing.
Pe�haps notr 1s the t� to again ask for Federal assistance with the storm
aewer.
MOTIpN by Counci].man TGalshaw to close ttae Public Hearing on the Final �1at
P.S. �F71-02, Ariardmle, by Richazd Mi11er Homes. Se�onded by Cou�ciLaan
Brei$er. Upon a vpice vote, all vating aye, Mayor ICirkham declared ths
hearixaq �lo��d at 8':15 P.M.
Couac�Lnan Harria asked if the atreet was now in. The City Bngineer s�id no,
it tl� part of an old p1at. Nayor Kirkham a�ked if �,n�one wished to co�tµp,ent c,�
thia itetq, wi�h AQ xespona�l.
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REGUTaAR GOUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 12, 1971 PAGE 5
MOT�ON by Cour�cilmaA. Harris to close the Public Hearing on the Vacation
gsquest SAV �71-03, Richard Miller Homes. Secanded by �ouncilman Kelshaw.
Upon a voice Yote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the �►otion cax�ied
unani.moualy.
RE,CEIVING REPQRT REGARDING SPEEDY CAR WASH SItYWOOD I�LL AND �THF..R BUSIN�S$ES
�N �Fi�'� AR�A: :
�k��+ �ity �ngi�eer said that he has met with Mr. Mortenson a number o� t�u►es,
and he has done some of the work agreed to, and he has not done some adc�i'�i�o�al
wor� the Cit�r would like him to. The City Attorney's office is checking with
the At�torr��y General's office and also the Leaque of Municipalit�e� to putl�.ne
the powers of tk�e City in reqard to qoing back and qetting exi�ting o1d
px.operties im�roved regardinq blacktop�inq, drainage, and other up-keep
requirexnents that were not in ef�ect when the building permit was issued.
CouneiJm�an Kelshaw said that he had a�ked for this report and he did tu�der-
s�anc� t�te City Engineer, City Attorney and the City Manager have been �akinq
good p�rese•
MpTxQN by Councilman Kel�h�w to receive the report and accept what has bee�n
dane. Seconded by Councilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all votinq a�xe.
Mayor �Cirkham declared the motion carriad unanimou�ly.
c-a aRYArrr �NV�s��'r cor�ArrY
;N[1E S�LITH OF 83RD AVENUE s_
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' �e ���y �ngi.�eea� Said that the Council. held tY�e Fublic H�ar�i.ng last meetir�q
w�th, �o objections. On Pages 45 - 47 is the discussion by the P].annimS
��.���ion fp� Council review.
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I�OTION bx Counc�Laan, E3arris to approve the Ordinance �on first reading a�xid waiWA
���,�,�,�,c�. Secondecl by Councilman Breider. Upon a roll call vot�, Breider�
Kelshaw, Kirkham, Liebl and Har'ris voting aye, Mayor Kirkiiam dealnred tx'►o
n►otion car�ied unanimously.
FIRST RE�IDING OF AN ORDINANCE RELP'TING TO CONSTRUCTION OF AUTOMOTIVE SF:icv1�
�xAT'�ON9 �AM,FNDZNG SECTION 45.01 SUBDIVZSION B PARAGRAPH 3 SUBPARAG�H �s
Coun,cilman Liebl �sked the City Attorne}� if it was not correct tha� �Y
fac�.�.zty now i.n aperatian is gr�ndfathered in. The C�ty Attorney s�id Xee�,
ps� spe�c�.al use permits anci zoning changes they do have the grandfath�x' x'�.gh�.•
goa� t�ose establiahmenta now in existance, the best the Eity cari do, �s have
reasonak�X+� �'equirements at the time of licensin� to try to reduce the ��d
�ftects the� may have. The City has no power to go back and requixe them ta
change. �auncilman Liebl asked if this ordinance was strong enoug� to be
�ble t� deny a special us�e perq►it• The City Attorney said yes, if the
��Gtp�rs }�e�p�e the planning Cou�aission and Council are st�ong enough.
Cc�unc�.�laan Ha�'xis said that what he was looking for was nQt only an Oxdinana�
o�.c�o�stzuc�i.on.:b�t lpcation. There axe a number oE locations where ther�
i,a t,�,s c,�u,e�tion of ti�e u�timate u�e. The City Enqineer said ti1'�at he c�id �nqt
geQj; � ordinance could be n►�de eacclusively for a c�rtain a�ea, Z� i� tc� �e'�
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up guidelines �or ths �lanninq Com�ai,ssion and Council, and if ther� ia a
de�,i�.1., th�re t�ould i�avs to be a list ot reason� why the denial wa�s made.
He guestiA�ed wk�eth,er the City vould actually zone out certaln opszations.
The City A�torney added that the City could not do tha�„ Councilman Har�ia
sai�, �ha� i�' he reads the Ordin�nce riqhtly, it does not qovern locations.
iie addec� that �'zidley already has quite a number o# thess iacili�ies. The
City AttorneX said that the qoverning of'such t�pes of businesses h�►s to be
don� by zon�ng, nat $pecial us� periait requlation�. Councilman Harris said
that h1a intent was to caoe up with some criterit which would qovern the
numbe� o� thsse facilities. Ti�e City Attorney said that would nqt be'en-
fozceabl.e. The City Enqineer sa,id when an area is platted, there could
gossilaly be aovenants placed on ths plat. T'he Citx Attozney said that even
than, i£ the oxner did not agree to it, he could plat Without the covena�t.
Couxicilma�tt Liebl $aid that this Ordinance ia quite explicit and wou�d ugc�rade
fi.he qual�ty of qa$ stations.
MOTTON by Gou�ailmaGn Liebl tp appreve the Ordinance
ths re,�cling. SeQO�nded by Cc�unc�Lnan Harri�. t�on a
�,ieAl� ##�is a,nd �'eider vati.ttq sye, (KelrhsW out
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o�' xaom) , irt�yor Kir�eh�n
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MO��ON by CQUnci].ma�x� Fiasx�.s to approva t.he ordi,nance on first readinq a�
wtiv4 Ci�� re�dinq, S.aonded by Couaai].max� LAmb1. '
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a 3/� vofis
sta�te l�,w,
doe�r no�.
rsqutres +�
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e�eider a�lce�d i�, fox spR4lai, uae p�rmik
o� t,ha Council. Tha City Attorrley �aid
t�are muat �e 4/5 vote of the C�ouncil, f
The Gity Enq�.neer co�nwerat4cl that there f
apecia�l use per�ait for a double bunqalo�
, �/5 vote of ths Council.
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that for x�zoninga, b�y
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s aui o�dinan�� which
in R-1 zoninq to b+�
Tiit� vOT�3 ypan the metien, be�mq a rol�. call vote, Harrie, Sreidex, i�.i.xkh�u►
•nd �.iebi �voti.n9 +�Ye. (lcelai�aw o�t of rcom) .�aYq�r Kirkham deciared the
m�oti4,an aurr�,�d.
CA�iSID�RATION �� IAG7�8i5I�1 S[�E& Y�iJTS Si�'•LTER;
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M�ya� 1C�,rk�h�1 �aid thmt he hAd askea tha� thi� item b� put on the Agsnda, �,
Goup].� +�� weeka aqo th�xe waa an astiale in the �ridlay Sun anr�our�cin� �.h�
P�'o�p�ecl �,se o� �he Girl �e�ut Camp, Gaunp Loa)c,a�lea, on �$$t R,�.vex Roac� ► a�
� a�au'th �she�te�. Th� article �aid th,at the Citx offi�i�ls �a�d b�e� cc�n�aatad
e�r,d a�,pP�oved, but this wae n+p� 't�txe. �'he day �911aWi#1g the arti��,� ap�earing
��.n 't.�� pa$ea�� maz►Y ,people in the area inc�icat�c� displ�a�awre and aontac��sd
hita, The ��par�a4�s o� the proqraua were contacted an�d asked to make th��.�
�aqu��� h+�1ox� �ouncil.
Fl�'�. D�.t�i� I3ed�,�nR Cer�te+r �'oa� XQt�tl�, �eye�la�aent and Reaearch, Univers5ity Q�
M�.#�n,�gota, �iAid that th�,ir agency, alonq with the �ixl Saout� of 1�a�ri,ea, Y�ICA,
YWCA,� t.�e Ga}t.hql�.ci Xouth Cente�r, Neigi�borhood Yout�a Carga, Phy].�.ss Wh�at�;ey/
�ox�ir�+� m�.cpllet �c�au�nity C�nt�rq� et�, ar� sp�„a�►rs o� th�.s P�c�ogr�m. �,�.],
tt►�+es�s mg�ncies hav� been conc�z��d ak>out provic��ng �uth host�l sk��lters.
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There ha� been a char�ge ir� parental-attit�ide taward younq People trav�llinq
around the aount�Y•. This kind of shelter is not readily availabla �.n this
counfiry. The �oung people tend to qravitate toward the hippie tXpe areas�
because th,is� i� t�fiexe �hs-Y c�►n find other young geople, The sponsorinq
agericies �e�.k a need fox this paxticular kind o� proqram. The youth hostel
would b�+ �ox 'Gr�,V�l�ers ove�t the age of 16, that are not in trouble with �e
�aW� axe not r�n�a�ways etc. The clearing house is an the West Bank at the
Cafe �xtempore. The West Barilc has a reputation foX bsing the place to Gc�e
to fox i,nfo�caation among the youth. Zf a person needs hostel services, they
are put through a screening process and if 1t is found they have aome ]�ind
of a�rablem. they are referzed to another agency. The only ones��that vome
to Camp �,ockeslea are those that are cleared by the screening board. She
�aid she was ver� sorry about not conferring with the City Council p�'ior to
opening the �aiaP, but she had talked to the Chief of Police and the Minist�rial
Associat�.oz�. Sh� said that this program is under the supervision of the
Grea�ex l�liru�es�pal�,s Girl Soout Conncil and introduced Judith Hanratty.
Judith Hanacatty said that Camp Lockeslea is a�36 bed troup-type housiz�g u,nit•
Hecausa o�` the �roxi.mity af the caiaQ to the Citi�s and because ma�ny txou8�
do not meet du�Cing the suuaner, Camp Lockeslea stands �mpty. She ��id they
bec�me �.nvs�lYgd �d met with othex youth agencie�. When this paxticul.ar
problem came t�p they saw Camp I.ockeslea as being particularly beni�icial to ��
procx�cam b�+ea�u�ae of the vaaancy � and they c�uld serve by makin+g it �v�ila�lale.
The �oard 4� D�x��tors for t.he 6irl scouts approved this program.
Councilm�an I��ebl asked Miee Iianratty if �the cainp providea �upexvision. Mia�3
ilar�at�x rQ�liad X�s o thera is 24 hour su�ervisa.on, and added tt�a� t�e mar�
who provides the supervision is px+��ent this evening. Councilman Liebl asked
�f t,.Y�i� l�s�ste�l ia aimi�.a� to those in Europe. Mi�s Hanratty said yes, v�r�
�imi,lax. Mr�. i�ed.�r� add�d that v�hen pax�rits aend their children o�'� �Q ��
Euro,�e, tk�ere is no problead, but- it is not so in this co�ntry. Ths p 9
has b���, �a�tterne$ after the Eux'oPean hostels.
Councilman Kel�h�w asked, wben tlne program was Qutlinad to the Fol�.c� Ghiei,
wha� d�d he te�.l hex. Mrs. �edin replied that he said it was a good idsa and
i� �hey �eeded any help to c�ll on him. The City Manaqer addeci'tha� hi�
Qf����o�aas i��ormed the same week the article appeared in the peper.
��G���, L�.e�l $�tid that t,here has been concern expressed by thosQ livi�9
Glose to �he aam� be�au�e o! th� �?ossika��ity o� gettimg in "isippie-�xpe
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individual€�'" . Cafe Exten►pere does not Y�ave a good reputation. He asked
whca do�s ti�e s�resninc�. �lrs. i3edin sa.id tha� Mitchell Berdie is in oharg�
Q� ��, ���,��n��q ,an,a the scre�ni�q is done by qraduate students and �rayck�o�oc��t
$tude�,ts �P tha �Jm�.versity on a volunteer basia. She added that $�..25 �
na��h� al� vk�ax'g�c�.
Couna�.�aan �'ei.der ask�d how �y thsy hav�s a�rvesi. M�s. Hedin re�lied ��
$Q ��.r, pkird, '�a� not gotten arou�d yet of the availability of this fmci�,�'�Y•
Counc�.lmaz� 8re�,der askod i� there has been any c�cnmwnication �rom the k'alive
pe�a�'�aneat A� a►nx prablems. The City b�a�er said there have besn no �.nva.s�er��s
r�g�,,���,c� �,�m that area• The only contact he has had with the rea�.de��� ha�
��� �'�rQUgh the �etter fram Mr. Willi�n Hoffmann found in the Cour►cil
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Caunoiln�a� Harri� a�ked, in rsference to Mise Hanratty'$ compents abou
v�cancy ai ths facility, do the c3i.r1 Scouts plar� on diapoaing af �his
prop�rty? M�ss Hanratty said that it is be�.ng used during the summer,
they $chaduled the�ir uses �.nto qne ccnsecutive tf.rae sp �khat it could be
�vail.able, �a� other use. Councilm�an Kelehaw �sked if boys could b� �,r�
ti�ere �t the �aiae time. Miss �Ia►nratty �aid very nicely. The fac,��i��y
tw�o �l�oar�, sq the girls czot�ld be on one floor aad the boys the othex.
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M�yo1c IC�,rkhanl said a� to the screening at Cafe Extempore , to him, thie
9eeated the l�ast likely place for the screening to take place. This ia� a
hr�ng-ou� for �ip�ies and he rvould not expect az�y qualifie,d scree�inq tca caae
fzqp there. It b�a been said tiierea would not be any druq add.i.cts �tieax�� �ut
how c�tn an individual tell, if a person is an addict, if that perwan dc��„� r�cat
warit the inv�$t#gator to know. Mrs. Hedin said before Cafe Exk.esnpore
changocl the�r lo�ation, they did have this reputation, but it ia not s�o �an�►
mox�. T�,e manager of the Cafe has t�ied very hard to gek rid of this r�-
putt�tio�3. Th�a Cafe Extempore is nqt a place where drugs are used ox� �ppid nowR
ThQ Univers�ty s�udenta give their time to do the �creening. Mayo� Kirkl�ala
said 1�� wa�� nat �.nt�rest�d in Fridley becaainq a flop houee for bwaa.
Txaane�en� �+�autk�s 1�a just a�nother n�me for �w�s. He did nat tt�inlc it M�ta �m�,x
ta 10� �i� hap�en in a residential neighborhood. The parents ar� v�xy aon-
esxned about thi$ glen►ent ooAi,ng in.
Mr. Yt�,l�.iata t3offma�in, 6900 HiakAry Drive N.E., 1�ai,d he lived close tp t�e ca�etg.
�t has b�sm ��ated tha� tbe Police peparta�ent received no re,po;rta �rom t�,at
�'ea, but theX d�ld not �ee rvhat the r�sidents saM. There wera 4 Q� 5
"bushy-haireli inqi�tidluals" seen on the streets last sunday, and he aoulS xuat
�etll i� thek wete g�rla or boys. �ie �aid he resents their coming i�, thera.
The� nr� tu�sient�l why are these bums� not haue7 They are just drug
addiatp� a�oahol�.cs, draft doqgers etc, and Fridley is asked to put ths�a u�
ix� oux baek �,�r{3. The Police Chief has said he would be h.appy to cQqpe�ra��.
�'h��e wCruld bav+o ta be more fire �control, pollce control, drug cor�tx'ol,
�1 �'a��t.�i�t�.Ona� or� crossinq the river into Brooklyn Center. He �a�.d �#�
was a11. in �'�,vor of � Girl Scout caump and he was sure Mrs. Lowe, o�iqinator
oP the caatp ir� 191�, Mould turii aver in her grave i� shg knew t.k�e �se i� was
b�inq put to. �h,ere �� $1.�5 ch�rge, but you knorr theX will not pa�► �.t.
These �e ��ople movi.nc� about the country going to and �rom rock fe�Btivala.
He eaic� �e haa laeen authorized by � three block area of'hie aeighbo�r tp
apeak in ogpo�ition to thie program.
CouAci].�pa�; 8reider �aid Mr. Hoffma,na talks about bums. 11re thsae ypun� �eQp�s
travelling about the coul�t�y bums � just because they do r�ot havs tho �'y7n�s tp
c�a �ixst ala+se? The7re aze some Fridley atudentB who have gone to 8u�cpe
4�n a� �to�tel �togratn. Are they bums? Mr. Haffmann repled fo� the mos� �art,
yA�s. The k�ostt3ls i.n �utope are op�aiated entire2y difierent. Tb,e�a bum8 a,re
�[�1A�T �wut t�e vvtintry qoing to and from rock fesCivalR. #Ie �aiA ye�s� he
wou�.d ���wai�y then► a�s bums. The�y have mor�y, expensive xadios ax�d caanera4,
bt�It th�� knpw th� do-qooder orgax}iaations will take care of the�a. Ii� s�►id I�e
w� IMqai.�at the uee p! the Girl 6COUt camp for anything Qther than Girl
Sc��t.#�. �'he G�.xl Scouts have alrta�ye enjoyed a qaod rsputation.
Mx'�, �ed�n �ea�.ci tha� she wanted to cleax� up an inaocurata atatemar��� Mr.
iip�fn�nr� �aac'� �celerenca ta "bushy-haiaeed individuala" roauaing ai�aut the
stre�tA, The �am� w�s not ueed last week, so what they ��,w and qbjeated to
ww�t havo b�er� th�ir own Girl Scouta. A meanher of the audienaQ sai.c� tha#t she
ac�x�ed Nitia ,Ms�, }Iof�mann and the people th�� $�w 4oua.d �� '���1 been Ci�,rl -
�as��t� � t�eX �tu�t have alimb�d oyer the Far�va.� _
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Miss Hanxmtty s$id a� a staff ineanbex of the Girl Scout�, she would like to ,
�ay that it �.s �heir most ardent wish to be of service to the cammur�itX,
not a burd,en. They believe it is �a worthwhile program. She said she was
very �,�eased with the w�y �e entire proqram has been conducted and th� Girl
Scouts go on record as supporting the program. She added that none of th�
pec�ple Mr. Hoffmann described have been to the camp.
Aox�cthy aur�ex, Anoka Skate Hospital, said that she has known Mr. Be�die�
sinae he was a little boy. Zt i,a time this cou�try stopped being afraid o�
their ch�.ldx'ez�. �ermany has set up hostels for their young people' �whx not
�the Uni�ed S�ta�tes. Mayor Kirkham said we are not afraid of ouX ehildren,
morg �raid far our children.
11 membex o� tt�e audienc� said thi� was a very comm�endabla thinq, and sh�
woulQ think it would bs a good thing to iind in going into another cit�. Shs
said �the livea Qn Locke Lake and is concerned about what kind of �eopl� t.k�ir
is goinq to draw. It ia true there is going to be scr�eninq, but h�ow dA yAu
ksep out ot'her�? Sh� questioned if she could senci her 16 and 19 yeax old
daughterf� out into h�r back yard. Mr�. Hedin said theae a�e yauZ sons a�
d�t�ght��s. ,1#noth�r member of the a►udience said you cannot �ust open your
�doora ta a�7.1 younq people. Mrs. Hedin �aid thAt the scre4ning procq$�
�a�1y daes wc�rk. A member af the audience asksd if they riere held i�n�ide
the v�tn�. Th� Counas].oz for the camp said that the front gate haa t6 be
le�t open in caae of £�.re. xe added that they have had two qchool t,sAChers
stax witi� tham that wwxa travelling %� tlne swm�er. They felt thie Mould b�
a better wdy to keep i.n touch with the young people thay wase tryi.nq to
tst�►ch. Ther� was a boy from England travellinq toward the �at Ca►st, and
A� co�,aa.e af high �chool students travellinq for the summex becauae they vould
not ��.nd supnmex jobs and decided to see the country before goinq bac�t to
SCrhAO� j.Yl �tl@1 �81�.1.
Nir. M�tchell Berdie eaid t�at himself, Mrs. Hedin uid a psycholc�l�t supexvi�e
t h�s �roup a�E volunteers that do the screening, with one of them on duty to
take care of dn� problems. There is a training session for the volu�tsQrs.
�'he px�ocRdu�'� is to tacy to initiete a'conversation with the person requeating
hauaing a�ad while conwrainq, look for tell-tale clue,� they aure trained ta
�pok far. If the pereon appears to be a xun-av�ay or have paycholoc,�iaa1
probleta� thex a�x'e ref�rred to ,another aqancy. Oaly the leqitimate travsl7,er�
ara taken �or the �amp. The$e are people travel�ing on a� low budget. Ha
�si�d .they 8o zio� le� in anyone "thsy euapect will inisuse the facility. They
43a h,�v�e a thorough procae�ure and they let in only thase theY ari� sure of .
Cownoilman� �Cel�iiaw aek�d i# they qet their nama and �ddress. Ms'. 8e�d�e
t�aid ye+�, alQnq with m. hane phone nua►bes. t�siss Hanratty said the G�.z'1
�coµt� hav�s insu�a�co and this is onQ of the requirements. Mr. Ho�fm�M
4�#�i,�i �h�.1e i� �ot zor�d cearoercial and he resented the motel type o� �'aca�lity.
M�e� �#�t�y ��id tb�y aharg� �$1.25 fee,whic�► is the same fee �hey chax�g+�
t.�p Gi.x�l, �a>u�� •
A�e�nbex p!` tb� �ukdlance �aid tho�re v►as a#�iq �1sW in the �cxesniru,� �►�����,
' YI� l�s �otar►d t.hat .tl7wae. in ths awat txouble.. and out �ree are th� m�aA�t
t�li'�u,�e �t avrai�it�g b�ing det�cted.
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A mqpbor of the audience said that with the European hostels, the �creening ia
done.two manths in advanc�. There was no na�rcotics problem ahen her girl
toured E'�rVpe laet -suinne�, Mrs. Hedin �aid tha� she has had experisnce witi�
the �uropean hoa�els and t'h.is is patterned after them. A member o� the
audisnce s,uid t�at �he was a rs�ident of Fridley•and traditionally, America�s
do not ,prejudge ,�eople before they find out what they are like.
Mrs. Hs��en.Jahuaon, Chamber oi Coma�erce Secretary, asked why they w�ould stc�y
there thxae �ig�ts, Mrs. Iiedin said that thi8 is the limit th� 8ame � it is
in Euuxap�, it' thoy W�.sh to stay over to rest up. NonaallY P�PIe wou].d ju�t
•tay overaigh�k. A me�ber o! the au¢ience aekQd what method ie ueed to qat
aut to �he camp. Councilman Li�bl answ�red they`are picked up by bus. Mre.
Hedin qa►�.d thmt a place on the West Bank aas chosen, because like it or not,
this ia where young people congregate.
A zepreawntative a� the Ministerial Aa+sociation said that tiiey did contact
tiis churchse in the aucea, a�nd iaet with the Ministerial Association. �he
Aaaocia��o�n'a faelinq wa8 that a problea� does axist a�d rather than hav� the
young psa�ale go sane place e1ae, this facility was beinq made available to
tham. H� said he wanted to appologize for the bad c�a�aruniaations with tk�e
City. Revera�nd McCbasney auad Reverend Eitrheim met with the Polic� C�i,�f, �r�d
�an� o� the ,A,s�oci.�t�on wrote the artiale for the Fridley Sun. The� ��ed
to be op�n ,at� hone�rt in deecribing the facility. The Minis�erial A�sociatior�
has c�one OA ;'QCO� as supportinq this program.
Counai].�n L�ebl said he had soa�e comments to m�ke . On many ocaasia�ns wher�
he w� young, between 14 and 18, he travelled with his bike to over �.4
countrie� in Euroge. He said you must have faith in your fellow man. ii� said
he had six ahildren himself. If Ainerica is to survive you must trust each
Qther. He to�.d Mr. Hoffmann h� honored him in many ways, but i� h� ws�p �'o sa�
he becAme a bum juat because he travelled with little nbney he would take
exce�pti.on. � did not bevome a drug addict or a bum, he beca�e a m�, Nqt
al1 people �rho travel are druq addicts. His dauqhter is 14 yes�s old and has
+sold many Girl Scout cooki�s. If the Ministerial Assoaiation is su,ppartinq
th�e, k�a �nust have €aith in their judqment that riff-raff will not be sent
into Fridley.
Mrs. Ii�].en Txeqenfela sa►id she had soa�e com�ner�ts to make on the kiz�d p� youang
people you t��n$ on the We�t Bank. Last year a young maa came fxom Lo�,dQn who
was a fxienc� ot the fan�ily, plthough she had rsee�er met him. His praren,t� aate
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br�th 8octox� and he waa �0 yea�x�• old. He chose to see the country or� a bus
p++e�ss, a�thc�qc�h at�e Mas sure he cc�uld have aftorded to qo first clas�. He
�'elt t�+ co1a1$ qot the leel of the cout�try and meet more young peopla k�ia awn
�gs that w�ty. He bad aaae ha].f way aaross the oountry and got into tt�e bua
d��t +�t about �.R30 A.M. and did not want to oa11 her and wake her up to come
aund qt'� h�.m, So he w�nt to the West Bank an�i �s�nehaw the younq pecaple thexe
gav� him lpdging, ther� bxough� him out in their car to her home the �,ex� day.
H+� qt#�x�ad at h�� hou�e iour ltaya as he needad a place to relax. Thia �qunq
man wi��. �robably become a doctor himself and in no way could be called a bwa.
Mayor IC�,rk%uaa +�a�s� if aunyone Matnt,s to open their home, fine, but it is �o�
riqt�t to o�eu up t.h,ie facilitg if other resident� do not wamt them. iia s�:i.d
�s did �o� w+u�t �t�ise young people screenad at th� Cafe �xteaipore a�d s�nt i�'�
�'idlay, �Is aaid he alao has taken yAU�xig people into hi� hcuae, but he did not
���� h� c�►u�d firust a hipp3e hanqout to do the scresninq. Mr�. �$ir� aqa►i.n
eta�ted tha'� Ghe ������,��� ;�� �'m�, ��r ���ined peopl� at the Cale Extem��q.
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Couacilntd3� Harria said he aha,�re�i the eoncern of many rssi8ents at t�a Qompnu�,i�x.
iie waR �u,�s both side$ tivere doiAg what theg, felt wa� ri.ght. He rscoc,,p�iued
the ��coh�.em$ irivolV�d in screening. He asked thQ Gity At�prney what juris-�
dictioa� the Ciky ha� over Camp Loclteslea. The City Attorney said.this ie
Pr�.'o#�t'� '��'o�s�'�� and � t13e opexatiou is done with the consent of tho prop�rty
owae��. Tkais is a� c�nnping a�ea and has been for a number of ysara. He va�t�,d
$aY unt�,1 such evidence came tilat the,camp is cre�ting ,a nuisance, he doubted
if a�oua�t wou�$ ,prevent i�te operation in advance. The only authority the
C�.ty h��s i+s �.n zoning and in contrplling : a nu�sance . It i� zas�d R-1 but
fihe ex�.sti�g uss is of a camping nature and whethez any cour.t w�uld �s�► thi�
i� tt�► much Af a cha�qe, he aould not gredict� but he felt it �rould D11 doubt-
iul, �ie add�d t.hat he was sure everybodX ie sincere in tt�eir belial`� dnd
�u�ge�tted they k�� qiven a trial period. .
Mayor K�.rkham �aid that the people �n this area are opposed to tbair opmration,
tt�er��o�ce, h� i� opposed. Councilman �iarris said the Girl Scouts k�ave �ways
been good neic�hbars. They have choseu to exerci$e their riqhts as ptapes�ty
ow»e�$, � �3q t�oul,d z�ot wa�nt to see the Gity expend .funds to enter into � 1aw
suit tp al�e a dete�aina;tion. He suggested possi.bly further acreen�ang is
nece$sax'y. [Jt�d�� the circumstances unless the City has juri�diction, #�� did
no� f�el �the Cottiac�.� should say no. Mayor Kirkha=a sai,d if the Ccauncil could
not ���► �iA, tt�ey could require a.dditfonal pol�c� protection sad they would havQ
to pay �oz 1�. �his is clor�e in other cases where there are yottaq peop��
c�athe�ix�c� � �u�h m� daances . " . .
GQUUn�i�.m,a,n, T,�,ebl etXe��ed the importance of proper screeni�g. To ��ep „�pp19�
who 1„�v� �1os� by happy,perhaps there could be regular police in�pe��ioru�,
�� 'fe�t �a cargar�ization�a �uc2i as Girl Scouts a�nd Boy Scouts helps awlce � a�d
women, You must trea't the volunteer orc�anizat�ons pith respect. People 1au6t
�� �� b��dge th� gap }�ett+eea the older generatio� and the younger, mnd �,mve
so�te t�rust in fih�ir fellaw ma�n. Mayor Kirkham said he had no ob�ection tp the
Girl Scc�uts a�d �e Bay Scouts,�but thi� is not their program. Miss Hanratty
sa�,s� txii� �� v�ry much a part of th� Gi�l Scout proqram. The Gir� SCauts
?iava ��.w�y�s h8►�d travelling programs. Hostelinq, travellinq, seeinc� the
CoianC�rj�+, are Very much a part of Girl Scouts .
The City A��orney sugqested the Mini�terial Assaciation or the churciit�emb���
cc�u1�1 �ave � mor� actitl�v paX't in the screening ��ocess. Mr. 8erdie �aid that
anypne is we�came to stop by aad check their $creeninq p=ocedures any ��e,
Maya� Kirkk�,�n sa�.d that if 1rr�cU.ey would be on shak�y qround to . reita,�se the
rec,�uest� ha wou7.d say ths �nqge�stion of the City Attorney is a qood on�. A
repres�ritative o� the Ministeri�l Associatioz� s,sid he would like to mest with
tbe City o�fic�.a�.s any ti�. Mayor Kirkham ssid he w�ould meet with �hem.
i�aypat K�x'l�ham asjced ii it Mas d�terminad by the Council there is additionml
pca�.iC� ,pxot�ction needed, xould they bea,�C the cost? Mxs. Hedin said she was
x�o� �iax�� �ey eauld, it would be extrea4ely difficult. They ope�rate on a very
�.�aw b�dc�e�. Mayor Kixkham �cld Mrs. xedin this'is saaethinq the City ir�ists
u�or� d� ather meetings of young people.
�qur�¢�.1.m�un Kelshaw asked when they have Girl Scouts th�re, how mang.ar� ther�p.
M�.as HAtl��tfity said tiie �rpups vary a qzeat deal in aize, but they cau�nc�t
�2x�eBd �6. Cotxr�cilm►an Kelshaw said that he could not see Mheze ad3itional
po�iaa ,prot.e��ian is necesa�ry.
REGULAR COUNCII, MEETING �F JULY 12, 1971 #'A,GE 12
Mayor Kirkham a$ked fo� a show of hands among the audiance of those living i.r�
tktQ area tha� are o��oaed to this program. Six people rai�ed theiz hands. �,
HQf�mar�n said that he had been authorized to speak for a three block area ir�
o��os.�tio�.
M�. Denni,s Otteson, 430 Ti�berland Drive, Burnsville, Minnesot�, said t,k�,c�t �p
w�� he�'e �Q� another item,.but had a comment to make. He said he had �wo
ch�.ld�'en p� hi� own, H� said he has hxtch-hiked around the country, bu�
now aw�s a Cadillac and has a business, and did not considex himse�.f ��u�,
Hs has�heard tha� the City af F'ridley is concerned about unsavory e�emel�t�
cc�mi�g into the C�.ty, He wauld like to point out that over 50$ of �,he c�11�
into the youth eme�gency service centers come from your suburbs.
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CONSID�&A,TIp1V QF GIFT QF A FQUNTATN AUTYa PARIC E UIPMENT TO MppRE LAICE PARK ADJD
CHANGZDTG THE NAME OF MOOR]E LAKE AND MOORE LAKE PARK:
Mr. Jim G�bson, President of the Fridley Lians Club, said �i_rst he would like to
state �he T,�ons Club are not IOQ� responsible for this gift. The Cha�abe� of
Comcqerce tl�ouqht ov�r this idea and talked to several organiaations in the
��munity and, could, not come up with any money to finance this. Th� Secret$ry
of the Chamber of Commerce called him and said they would like to see �,
�owntain in the south end of Moore Lake Park.� He said he talked to th� p�k$
and Recr�3a�ion Director �nd the asan, who sells these fount�}ins iu Mi,nne,�pp,1�.s
laust Wedx�esday night. This m�n showed them a photographic disp�ay. �'t�� goa��
haa vAted to e�cpend thi� mo�ey for the im�rovement of Moore Lake Fark. '1*t�e�
fauntain w�.l� �ost abaut $8,500, then there will be benches, tables, b�ur�er�
and shelter and a flaq pole for a tAtal cost of about $18,000. He isa�id he
looked into t�e �ossibility of changing the name of Moore Lake to Lake Fxid�.ey,
HH Checked at the I�partment of Conservation who sent a copy of the s��t�
st.atutes �d :�ound that Moore Lake has been in existance more than 6p y��$
and fih� atate statutes say tiaat any lake, watenaay or stre�m �aa4ed fox ovex
40 y��s c,-unnot be changed. He would like to requeat the naa�e ciiange of
M4oxe L�ic� A�ach eznd Park tc> Moore Lake Heach and Liona Park, if thi� is
l�qa�.1X poe�aible to do. It ie the Lions hope to get An affissativs u�swer
toniqht, �ca tl�at in the next twa ar three days th�ay can inst�qate the pro-
c�dtiz'es fox gettinq the fountain installe3. Tlrey have been told tho fotuita�iil
ca� be installed .�n 21 day�►. They hope to have the rvark d�ne by Au�t 15�k1.
Th�re i� a Lions Cluk� p�.c�li.c August 21st and they hope to dedicate t}�e new
fountain and +�quipment to tY:e City and he hoped the Cauncil w�auld participa►te.
He sa7.d they would also like+ participatiyon by s�e of the atate officials.
Na o�he�r comtnunity has a fvuntain of this nature. With the liqhta on and the
wa�er spraying up i�to the air, it creates quite an �llusion. He �aj,d it j,$
Rb.�`�;eat �1Easure, he, as the President of the Fridl.ey Lions Ciub, offe�s
thi.s qi,ft.
Mayor Kai.xkham said that the Council certainly is willinq to accept the yift,
i�e aaksd i� this was in zeturn fer the name charige. Mr. Gibson said nQ, the
�namr� chang� �s just a suqgestio�. The Lions Club would like to malce �ic�re
Ld�ke �'Srk � vexy n�ce pl�ce. Mayor Kirkham pQinted out that the ,7��cees hap�
a�so �p�nt at cox�siderable a�unt of uaney at this park. Councilman Ke�shaw
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commented that there were many nights of binqo ta finance this project, He
wou�d like to accept this donation, and would oouanend the Lions Cluia and the
, Chamber o� Co�unerce .
MOTTON by Councilma,xi Kelshaw to graciousl� accept the gift to Moore Lake Park
' by the Li.ans C�ub and, waive the building permit fees. Seconded by Councilman
Harris, Upon a voics vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motiQn
carried. unani�lousl�.
' RECEIVING �IAS AND AWARDING CONTRACT FOR IRRIGATION SYSTEM FOR COl�IIr10DTS PARK
ANp CIVIC CENTER: (Mat�zials Only) Bids Opened June 25, 1971, 11:00 A.M.
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Advance Irrigation
R.I.. Gould & Co.
Milsco Engiz�eexing
Minnesota Tor4 Cp.
The Commons
$10,693.94
$ 9,909.01
$ 6,863.00
$ 9,291.39
Civic Center
$ 942.41
$1,361.p0
$1,039.Op
$1,009.79
Totals
$11,636,35
$11,270.01
$ 7,902.00
$1Q,301.18
The City Manaqer reported that the A�dministration did not complete their
analysis unti�. last Friday. The qualified iow bidder for the Comnans P�1�
wa� Minnesota Toxo Lanpany, the low bidder for the Civic Center �,Ia�s Advanoe
Irrigatio�, bNt k�y canbining the �wo bids, Minnesota Toro Co�pany is still
the law quG�l►lified bidder. There is pn advantage to the City in having the
same tuaterials for intexahanqe betvrean the two projects. Milsoo Fnqineer3.nq
was t.las'laW bidde�, but they did not aubmit a b3d foz e�nouqh pip� to aomplstes
the pxoject, thexe£are, the reason �or the lower price. Since thi� company
doss ncat €uxn��Rh t,Y�s City with the required iaaterials, as specified in the
matex�al biddix�g ]Liat, it a,a not a valid bid. Iie would recammend awardin�
tl� bic� to MiAnesAta Torp Company.
MOTTQN by Gouncilman Haxris to award the bid for the irrigation system �o� the
Commons Puk arid Civic Center to Minnesota Toro Company in the aiaqunt of
$10,3Q1.i$. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw.
Councilman T�iebl asked what was the size of the pipe and what is the pressure.
The Director of Parks and Recreation said the pipe varies from 4" to 1",
with �a pressure of 80 poun�ls. Councilman Liebl asked if this �.e enough
p�'essuxe. The D�rector of Parks and Recreation replied yes, this is w�at ths
con�ultant adwised. Cout�cilman Liebl asked if this is a coaat�rcia�i. type
irxigatian system. The Paxks Airector said yes, it is r�ot a Xsaidential
system, The distance reached i� more than can be found in a hotne spxixikle�
�yatem. He added that the Parks CQn�ultant, Mr. Braddock, has also check�d
the a�y��em out.
Tii� VOTk upc�n the u►otion, bei.nq a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkbam
d�clazed the motion carried unani-mously.�
REGU7��R GOUNC�L M�ETING OF JULY 12, 1971
COIaiSID�A7�TI0N OF APPROVAL OF BUILD�NG PERMIT FOR A H0�!IE ON
3? A�I�TA 38. STACK F, RIVERVIEW HEIGHTS, 656 xTMnnr.r. g�g� ;
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The City ��ga.neer said tkiat when the request for the variance was before the
Caun�il, the Council stated they wanted to see the plans when they were
availab�.e. He then showed the Cauncil the plot plan at the Council t�b1e,
and ��ld�d the applicant is planning to build a single aax garage.
MOTTON by Councilman Breder to approve the building penai� for peruiis�
Otte�or�, 656 Ki�nba�.l Street N.E, Secorided by Councilman Harris. Upan a
voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RESO�UTION
FOR BTDS:
I�#OTION by CoLtncilmax� Breider to adopt Resolution #70-1971. Seoonded by
Councilman Liebl.
The City EngiAeer said, as the Coun�il knows, that the Rice Creek Wmtexshed
D�.striat is� ir� the proces� of being �ormed, and if the eouncii has any
hes�ita�ipn in goinq ah�ad with the p�ojeat, naw i.s the time to speak. H�
advi�ed khat, th�+ pl�ns should be shown to the Waterahed District. He, said
they wer� having problem� in getting agreements frosa residents for acaess.
There ia a letter from Dr. Sajady Akbar datad July 7, 1971 in which he
statss that he has had estimates on the cost of �cepairing his lawn after the
trucka are thxough and the estim�tes range fronn $375 to $450. Fie ��lt th�
City should p�y foX this easement right.
THE VO'T'E upQn t.he motican, being a voive vote, a11 no�inq aye, Mayor Kizkhaun
deala�ed the patio�n carried unar�imously.
L�OTZ�N b� Couricilman Liebl to autk�orize the easement payment of $450 tp Dr.
A}cba�r. '�he motion was seconded and upor► a voice vote , all votinq ay�, M�a�a�
KirklTt�m declared the m4tion carried unani.mously.
F2ECEIVIN6 THE MINUTFS QF THE BUILDING STANDARDS - DESIGN CODiTRQL ME$TIAiG O�
JULY 1 19710 `
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OF A UEST TO CONSTI�UCT AN ADDITION •�'U
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K, THE SAME BEING fi389 UNZVERSITY AVENUE
FAUEST BY T�1 RYA13, 6389 UNIVERSITY AVF.N
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MOT�ON by Councilman Liebl to appz'ov� the peru►it contirtqent upon the s�.i,pulatir�r��9
o� ths �uildi�c� Standards - Design Control Subc�ittee. Sevonded by Cow�icilm,�ra,
Kelsiu�w. Upoz� a voice vote, all voting aye, �layor 1Cirkham daclared the motion
caz�risd unanimQUSI�.
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2. COWSIDERATION OF A RE UEST TO REMODEL ADl EXISTIN6 RESTAURANT IAC'.�1�'ED ON
LOT 2, $LQC1C 1, AUDITOR'S SU$DNISION #153, THE S�1NIE BEIAiG 5277_
UE N.E., FRIDLEY, MINN.�SOTA
5277 CEN'�RAL AVENUE N.E., F
Tkie City ��gir��er said tha�. Haward Johnson' s Restaurant plans on remqd��,iz�q.
Th�y ��'� �����ng up a ba� on the south side and the entry way is chan�od.
and t1��y w�.1]. 1�$ �hanqir�9' their sign. They aisa plan on chanqing the aolor
o� th� ��Q�. There is no proble� with the plans.
Mayoz K�.rkham asked Mr. Jerry Snyder of Howard Johnson's, if thi�R request
hinged upon their xeceiving a liquor license. Mr. Snyder said yes. Mayor
Ki,rkhata told him that approval of their �lans in no way promises them a
1iq�or lic�nse. The Council is not ready to make a determination as yet on
the liquor iicenses.
Co�ncilman Kelshaw said that or� Page 28 of the Minutes, there is saae die-
cussian in regard to repaixinc� the blacktop, He fslt this should be repairsd
�,� par� o� the permit. The City �ngineer said that it ig their rea�cnsibility
fi,�a w4rk, wa.th the owner to qet the bl.acktop repaired. When a building iss
upq�'aded, the building must meet new standards. Councilman Kelshaw wondex�d
if it coul$ bg inade a psrt of the building permit that t�se parking �ot in
akywood Mali mu�� be repaired. The City Attorney said he could not say what
the xs�ult$ of th�tt wauld be i£ it were challenged. He sugqeste@ that Howard
�'ohnson'a and Mr. Morten�an �ome into the offic� and sit down with the
Ad[�inistxatio� ta di�euas the problem.
MOTIQ�1 by Counailman Kelshaw to grant th� permit to Howard Johnson'�
Re��auzaia� subjeat to the stipulations of the �uildinq star,aaxa� ^ Des�.qn
Co�ntrol, with t.he additional atipulation that the parking lot be upgraded, aTld
ta �urther reques� that the petitioner and Mr. I�rtenson come inta th�
o�fics �o disau�s the upgrading of the parkinq lot in Skywood Mal�.
Seco�ded by Councilman Hax'�cis with the additional stipulation, with the
aqxe4unen� o� Councilman Kelshaw, that granting this k7uilding permit in no
w,�y ia �n �.ndicat�,on they will be granted a liquor 1i�ense. Upon a Voice
vote, all voting ayer Mayor Kirkh,�m declared the motion carried unanimously.
I�qTIC1�i b� �our�c�l.man Liebl to receive the Minute� of the Buildinq Standa�da -�
D�si�n C�ntro� Meeti�y of July 1, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Kel�Y�aw.
Upon a vaice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unani.mausly.
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STTNG LZQUOR STORE LOCATED ON PAxT rJF
� TIiE 8A� BEIDIG 3710 EAST. RIVER R�JAb
GEOR�GE NICiELOW� 4644 ALDRICH AVENUE 9
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Th� City Eng�naer $aid that the Building Board }�,� recom�aendQd apprava�l
st�b�ect to thei� submitting a� la�decaping plar�, the elimination of khQ
dxiveway on the corner and agproval o� the plans by the Health Insp�ator.
Mar. Car�an�.�a Ttallis wa� preaent at the Meeting and said tha�t they have �greed
tp �,t�ia, Tha City Fngineer said that the addition w�ouid have rough �t�tw3'i
��dax' �i$i�q.
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Counci�utan Har�i� asked what his plans were for the existing building. Mr.
Ra11is said he da�d not knoW�for sure, but probably steam cleaning of the
brick and glass. Councilman Harris said that he felt that the addition
looked ve�y nice, but questioned the cc�mpatibility with the existing
strtzct��. I�Z, R;��,l�s said that they will be trying to run a diqnified
type of restaurant and they have tried to make it look a little difi�r�nt.
They �1.�n Qn �esfurbishing the bar. Councilman Harris questioned if it would
be possible �o �ut the mansard roof a11 across the whole building to tie
it together. Mr. Ra11is said he was not sure it was possi.ble, it would be
more cpstly. Councilman Harris said that what he was getting at was som�tl3,�ng
t4 tie the two �arts of the building together, so it wi11 not look toq much
lika ar� addition. Mr. Rall�.s said they plan o� usinq a canopy over the
entreince. He sa�d they may be able to take out the 20 year o1d brick and
51a��� bu� that will have �to come later. Councilman H�,rris said he was not
ask��ng fox them to change the f�ont now, just �omething to bring it �ethex.
Mx• Rallis said that if nuzning the mansard roof all across the front wc���d
not require �teel beams, perhaps they could do it, but he could not an�Wer
�$� qu�astian now. Th�re followed a discussion at the Counail table wk�ile
1�1��?nq a.t �he p]�ans. The Council asked the Finanoe Director to c�o back
to ths o�fice and bring a picture of the building back to the Council,
which h� did.
N10TION by GQUnGi].man Harris to approve the plans.for the addition �ox the
l�quor e�.ore at 3710 �ast River Road subject to the stipulations of the
Building 8oatrd w�.th the additional requirement that the cedar sh�ke �acade
be con�,tinued acxoss the existiag �tructure. Secanded by Councilman Kelshaw
for discussion.
GounciLaan Kelahaw said that on Page TY�ree of the Purchase Aqreement it
����e�: "Ttie Purchaser agrees to reface the exterior of the buildin,g and
make cather neces�axy repairs as required by the City Ordinances". A�'�
Rall�.s $aid fi�hat they plan o� ,�utting up a nice sign on the �outh wall, but
t2�e� wiil agree to brick the rest,.hppefully, by January lst. The Citx
Enc�ir�ser aa.�d that could be made a part of the building per�ait.
MOTTO�i W�THDRAWN by Councilman Harris, with the agreement of the reconder.
MOT�ODI by Cou�cilman Harris to appxove the building permit for the liqupr
+stqre at 3710 �ast Ri�ver Road subject to the st�,pulations of the Bu�.7.dinc�
�o�'d aTid alsca �ubject to his rep�acinc� the q3ass blocks belaw the lq�nqe b�
side w�.� li.s�ht brick veneer and the south wall not aovered by the ��,q� b�
�urf�,aed with bzick veneer. Also that a plot plan and landscaping pl� b�
�ubmitted to tk�e City �ngineer for approval. Seconded by Cpuncilman Kel�haw.
Upor� � vQicQ vo�e, all yoting aye, Mayor Kirk�am cleclared the motion aarr,i�d
unartimous�.y.
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The City �nq��neer said this request is for the'first phase of an apartmc�,�t
aotaplex or� 72�d Avenuie. The first phast will have 42 units with Z6 qara��es �
a�d some qu�s�de pa�king. It is a brick building, with a pool inclucl��1 in tt�e
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fixst st,age nf their construction. They will submit a landscaping plan when
they know how many txees they can save. A representa�ive at the Meeting S�id
t�ie building wpuld be thxee stories high, no elevators, with the etntrance at
§�tory. 'Tki� �S stox'y dcwn will be at grade level and they are all walk-outs
o� the zaain level. Thexe are no basements.
MQTIpN k?y �puancilman Kelshaw to approve the building Permit for the fi�st phase
of the ap«�x'tl�r�� complex, Rustic Oak Corporation. Seconded by Cauncilmari
�,reid�r, LTpqn a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayoz Kirkham de�lared t^he mAtion
caxaried unani.tn4usly. '
MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to receive the Minutes of the Buildinq Stanciards -
Deaign Control Meeting of �uly 8, �971. Seoonded by Councilman Lieb1. Upon a
voice vote, all voting aye, Msyor Kirkham declared the motion carried
unanimously.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF APPEALS MEETING OF JUNE 29, 1971�
A R�QUE�uT FOR A VARIAII�
RE�UCE TI3E MII3IMUM Fi2pN
FEET TQ ALIAW THE COWST
I?W�LLING ON LOT 10, HLO
S1�1ME BEING 265 STONEYBR
MR_ �RERT MCGREGOR. aH
OF SECTION g5.
YARp SETBACK F
GTIDN OF A GAF
WAY N.E.
TH AVENL'
4A, FRIpLEY CITY CODE
�i��
'S CRAIGWAY ESTATES
FRIDLEY, MINNESOTA.
SOUTIi, MINNEAPOLIS,
' The City Engineer reported that the Board of Appeals tabled this request and
since th�r� the appiicant has withdrawn his request. It seems there are
protective cavenants attached to the plat.
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MOTTO�I}ay Councilman Breider to receive the Minutes of the Board of Appea�.$
Meetin� of June 2�. 1971. Seconded by Councilm�n Kelshaw. Upon a voiae vota,
all vating aye, Mayc�r Kirkham deelared the motion carXied unanimously.
Cauncilman Liabl asked� if the Council is ready to act Qn the aqXeemsnt fox
the l�iquor store, that this item be taken next, so that Mr. Ralli$ and M�'.
Nicklow could leave the Meeting.
SIGNATURE OAT AGR�EMLDIT FOR THE SALE OF THE LIQIIOR STORE AT
MpTIp�llay Cou�ailman Liebl to approve the agreement for the sale of �he 13.qupX
stox� at 371Q East R�i.uer Road ansi authorize the appropriate signa�ures.
Se�onded by Councilm�n Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye� Mayox
Kirk'h,am declared tbe motion carried unanimously.
REGE�VING THE MINUTES OF TI� PLANNING C:OMMISSION MEETING OF JiJAIE 23 1971:
� AW v41Y� ���. �� ��_�___- . , _..
�p� g, yptTD1GDAI,Ez To constxuct a service station in a C- A s c n
' �e northe�st corner ot University Avenue and Os�borne Road; per aection
of Cit� Code: 45.101, 3E.
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tc�:�c.7N�NGi REQiJEST, Z0�1 �71-03, AMERTCAN OIL COMPANY,� BY JOHpi P XO[I�IGpA�,E.
To ret�ane that part �f the NE�x of the NW�i of SeCtion 11 lying �as� o�
centerline of UniversitX Avenue and north of the centerline of psbqx'ne
Road as sa.�d roads ar_e now laid out and constrizcted (1960) from R-3
to C-2. (No�theast corner of University Avenue and Osborne �2qad)
Mx'• Joh�n Xaunc�dale wa� present to answer any questions the Council may hi�Ve,
Th� City �ngineer report�d that the Planning Comm:�ssion recoimnended denial of
these ��c�uests. There is V letter in the Agenda from the Attornex for tk��
ag��.icant �ec�uesting a public hearing before the Council. �'here is a�so a
�et�ition from som� adjacen� property owners in favor af the re2on�r�g,
Councilman, �iar�i.s �sked wYa�n the hearinq a�uld be held. The City E�g�,�,e��'
repl�ed August Qth,
MOTION by Councilman Harris to set the pub�ic hearing for August 9th� 19%j, iqx
the rezo�,�.nc� and special u�e permit zequest;s by American Oil Cam�any.
Seconded b� Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voic� vote, all voting aye, klayo�
�Cirkham declaxsd the mntic�i� carried unanimc�u yly.
MOTIO�+I b� Cpunpilm�l�, Liebl. to receive the Minutes of the Planning Gomtt�i,srion
Me�t.i�q o� Jun� 23� 1971. The motion was seconded and upon a vpice vo�e, a11
vot�.r�g ay�, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
RECEIVING PETITZON #12-1971 AND LETTER FROM WYMAN SMITH RE UESTZNG PUBi��C
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($P #71°03 AND 20A #71-03r AMERIGAN QIL CQMPANY)
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MO�'IQN by Cour�qilman Iiarxis to �eceive Petiti.on #12-1g71 and the lettgx �rp�
W�m�n atnith dated June 24, 1971. Seconded by Cauncilman Li�b1. Upon a vo�.�e
vote, all voting aye, May�r Kirkham d�elared the mota.an carzied unanimouslX�
REC�TVING THE MIDIUTES OF TFiE PLANNING COMMISSYON MEETING OF JULY 7 1�?1t
MOTIaN by Co�cilmat�. Kelsha�a to receive the Minutes of the Planning Com�ti��ip�
Meet�inq af July 7, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voic� vpte, all
votinq aye, M�yar Ki7rkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
�����NG THE MzNfJ�'ES OF TH.� PARKS 11ND RECREATION COMMISSION MEETIDiC, QF' M1�►}r
za t �.s���.�
MQ'I'ZON by �ownca.].mar� Liebl. to receive the Minutes of the Parks and Racxec�tio�
�ou�missic��n M��ti�c� of May 24, 1971. Second�d by Councilsaan Kelshaw. Upon �
va�ce vote, al�, votir�g aye, Mayor Kirls�am declared the motion aarxied
unariim�usly,
REGETVING TH� MINUTF,S fJF THE FRIpLFY HUMAN i2ELATIONS MEETING OF MAY 27 1971z
M�TTQN b� CQUncilma� �reic�ex to receive the Minutes of the Fridley Hum�n
Relat�.on� Cc�mit�kee Me�tinq caiE MAy 27, 197i. S�cond�d by GounG�.lmari I��].sh�w,
U,po� a yoice vsate� all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham dealared the znotion c8xri�d,
tti��lii���lx,
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R�CF.IVIAIG THE �AIUTES QF THE FxIDLEX HUMAN RELATIONS COMMITTEE MEETING O�'
�IU1vE a4 r 1971:
MOtiION by Cquncilman Breider to receive the Minutes o� the Fridley HuRtan
R�lations CQmin�ittee Meeting of June 24, 1971. Seconded by Councilman Kelehaw,
Upon a voice ve�te, �11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham dec�ared the moti.on cax'ri,eci
ur�an�.mousl� .
ST&EET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT ST. 197A-3
(B�.cls Qpe��ed ,7yly 6, �971. 11 t30 A.M. )
Planhald��' Bid Deposit B�we Bid Com�letion Date
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��� &���,SO�n, Inc, Am. Cas. Ca. $183,418.91 90 Days
6Q08 Wayzata Blvd. 5� B.B.
Mi�ea�po�.�.s, k�inz�. SS41f
Dunkley Surfaaing Ca., Inc. Cap. Ind. Corp. $216,72Z,98 90 D�ys
3756 Graacad �tr8et N.E. 5$ B.B.
Minr����lis; M�.nn. 55421
G�,18 & Nelson Cons�, Co. Emp. Cot�. $218,931.95 • 90 Days
21Q1 1Q5th Avenus N.E. Unian Co.
Blain,e, Mi-�nn. ��433 5$ B.B.
���Ve�, ��G, gt. Paul F $216,510.35 --
].Q135 C�ntral Ave, N.E. & M
Minneapolis, M�.�, 55433 5�t B.B.
G.�. t�cCrasaan Inc. U.S. Fid. & $199,591.88 ��p�G�����
&ax 336 Guaranty Co.
G1a�eo, ..D�i'nu. 55369 5tr B.B.
Mir�n-lCota Excavatinq, �nc. �i. Pacific $246.337.72 90 Days
3qQ� 85t�h Ave. No. Ina. Co,
M�nnQa�li�r �inn. 55429 5$ B.B.
�� �,��,� ��,g�.�e�:� �ceported that the low bidder was Bury & Carlson, Inv. Iie
�d$�d tj�,at the City has al�eady received the concurrence of the St�te.
MpTZpii �y Cour�ci�nati Liebl to award the bid foF Street �tnprovement Fro ject
S�. �.970-3 ta Bury and Cazlsoa, Inc. in the amaunt o� $183,41�.91 Seaandad
by Cou�cilma�n Breic�er. Upon u vQic4 vate�, al1 votir�g aye, Mayor Kirkha�oa
declar'ed the taotiar� ca�ried tu��nimously.
Plant�o].dex
A�1l�ed �l�c:k�o� Ca.
3fi01 4$tb� Av�s No •
M;�ru�ea�al.is, Mi.rui,
���.T�NG ��T FQR STRF.ET .IMYtoJV�vT raw.,��.+ R.a •
(Bids�Opene� y 12, 1971� �.1:30 A.M.)
g3,d::Deposit Base pid � CaqPletion DatA
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g�,�. � peposit Co. $12,473.00 �ugust 21� 1971
p€ I�4a�ryland
5t� B.B.
.REGULAR COUNCIj+ MF���NG aF JUI,Y 12� 1971
F3IAS FOR ST. 1977.-10 CONTINUED:
. Planholdex
�ituminous R�agdways, Inc. Am. Casualty
2825 Cs$� Av�. Co. of Penn.
Mi.nneapolis, Miru�. 5� 8.8. '
Bid Deposit Base Bid
$13,689.50
Completion Date
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MQTION k�y Gouncilman Kelshaw ta award the contract far Street Im�rovement
P�roject St. �.971-1Q (Se�lcoatingj to A11ied Blacktop Campany in the amqur�t
oP $12,473.Op. S�conded b�► Counailmau Harris. Upon a voice vote, �tl],
VQti.r�q $�►� � Mayox Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimous�.�lr,
OF CO�]TRA�T FOR
MOTIQN by Council�nan Harxis to approve siqninq the contxact for na�uxal
qme �exv�ce �� 51p1 East River R,o,id. S¢conded by Cauncil.man Kelshaw. U�on
a vo�cs v�pte�, all voti�q aye, Nayor Kirkham deClared the motion carzied
unanimously.
�IVING TI� AUpIT RF.I'ORT F� THE GEORGE M. F3ANSEDI Cp1�2AAiy FOR THE yEAR 1970:
I�OTION by Counciitnan Harris to receive the aud.it repozt from the Gep�qe M.
Hanse� Co�qpany �o7r the year 1970. Seoonded by Counci].iaan Kelshaw. tJpQn �
voics vrat�, a�� voting aye, Me�yor Kixkhaaa deelared the motion carried
unaninausly.
APPRQVAL OF FIRF, DEPARTMENT PAYROLL (DEC. 18, 19?0 THIiOUGH J[JNE 21 1971 t
MOTI4�1 bX C�cilman �eider to approve the Fire Department p�yroll #o� �,e
p�riod ��'otp Dece�nber 18, 1970 tllroy�qh June 21, 1971. The motion was eoaqT�ided
atid �,pc�� a vAic�� vAte, all voti.ng ay�. Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
caurrisci un�nimaualy.
R�SOI�i.TT�UN �I��-�971 - A RES4LUTTON AUTHORIZING TjiE $ALE pF CER�1� �u�_
PIiQPF.�2TX:
I�TIOIV bX C'otu�ciltp�a Kelshaw �Q acbpt Reaolution #71-1971. SaQO�uisd by
Covnciltaan %�.�abl. llpo�n a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirk}�am dec�,ared
tMe mpti.on vara�isd ur�animously.
I2$C�IVING STATUS REPORT FOR WATFR SANITARY SE� AND STORM SEWF,.�, pgp�7�:T
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i"1oT�QN b� Council�►n Harris to rec�ive the repprt on the �tatus of Water,
S�ni�ary sewer an$ Storm Sewer Project #93 fro�n Coaastock and Davis� Inc.,
Conmult�.�ng Fnc�in�eers da�ted July 9, 1971. Seconde$ by Councilman i,�,eb�.. U�an
a voi.ae vote, a7.1 vpt�nq aye, Mayor.Kirkham declared t,he motion c�xied
uriatt�.mouely.
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MENT TEAM REGAii
THE MISSISSIPPI
THE WORK DONE FOR THE
;R AND COST PART3CIPA�
THE STUAX:
�"he Ci�y �ngineer said that this study is to determine the prpper loc�tion of
the M��sissipp�. Riv�r bridge crossing. On Page 70 of the Agenda it shows thE
corric���' studi�es au�d on Page 68, the cost participation for the studies by th�
s�i��er�nt govexnmerital bodies as recomQnended by the manaqement committee. On
Page 67 ax's the minutes of the meetinq and as the Council will note at th�
mesting �ie did �ot feel he could agree to the amount that is to be Fridley's
shax'e Wit.i7�qu� uhe�kinq with the City Council. If Fridley feels they want tA
s�ha,re in the cQst of tha studies, thei�' share is $7500.
Councilman Harxis asked if they were talking about a crossing at, 85th F,�venue.
T�s Gity Engineer said no, the Metropolitan Council is footing #.i� bill �aX' tlae
anal�s�.s ou�line and then a consultant will determine wh�re the crosaing
�h�ould be. Mayor Kirkham asked haw Fridley could participate in the amo�rlt Ai
$7SOQ w�.��ut knowinq whera the•briSge will be. The City Engineer said ths
$750Q i8 Fridley's share of th� cost for the studies to dete�ctaine whex'e it
should be. He added that it probably would not be in Fridley. Mayar Ki�ckham
asksd whdt determines the cost. The City Engineer replied i.mpact of thQ ,►r'e�
and pp�ul,ation. The City Manager commented that another bridge would take th,e
pressure a�f I. #694. Gowncilzuaun Harris aaid that origi.nally the cress�n9
waa plaruied for 85t�h Avenue, but Coon Rapids wanted it moved further north•
Further r�ox� F►ould no� help Fxidley' s problems with East River Rr�ad �nd
Univ�xsity Avenue. Councilman Liebl asked if they do make a study, will
g�ic�ley be a+asessad. The City S'hqineez said no. Nuw there are about 9
di�°far��t qPVex�ment�l bodies involved and if toa many Pu1l out. thQ study
W13�1 b� �►cxapped. The basic backg�ound work has been done� now the anulysia
will b�. a�ade cx� wh�are �he crossing shou�.d be. Councallman I�lahaM gaiatsd
out in the minutes it states that the Highway Depart.m�n� feels it is �io�
theix x'e�ons�.�i.1itY to participate. The City Engineer said no, thsy do not
feel �t� �.e� thsix �roblem. They hope to get the studX u�ad� and pres��t it
to the St,aGte LegislatwCe, It would take about $50 millio� to qst the Bystetn
bu�lt. There ha� to k�o a deaignation before there can be uw�ney fxo�a the
MiAn��ot+a I�iqhway Aep�rtment. They hope the Legislature will appropx'1�1t�
fu�d� � d�S;�qnat�+ it as a highway system. Councilu�n Harris sa�d h� �+rould
��}�� �Q ��pw �ow �cnany other communities have agreed to spend this monAy.
MO�ION by Councilman Harris to table this item to �uly 19, 1971. Seco�ded by
Counci�man Kelshaw. Upon a voiae vote, all voting aye, Mayor Ki.rkhan� declar�+d
the �notion caxried unanimously.
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Metro �ew�x' Soard dnd conc�r �+�.th the xecammsndatian of tha Aclntinis�txat�ion•
S�cqr►$�d by Couna,i7,man Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all v4tir�g aye, Mayor
' Kixlth�n decla�ed �tiie motion ca�ried unanimously.
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C�iSIDiiRATTON OF AC UISTT:{QN QF PRUPERTY FRqM LQT 1 SLOCIC 4, HAMILTON' S
ADDITIO�T TO M�CHANICgyIL�: FOR STREET IMPROVF..MENT PRpJECT ST. 1970-3:
MOTION by Counc�.lman Lielbi to concur with the recommendation of the Ad�pini.g_
tx'z�ti.on a.tzd authc�.rize �crjaYi. sitican c�f part e�f Lot 1, Block 4� I�uoilton' $
Add,ition �o M�cha�icavillt.� in �Yae amaunt o� $l0A frc�p Ral
R ph and Mild�'ec�
Wh�.te �or �treat Tmprovem��nt Project St. 19i0--3. Seconded by Counci,l.nta.r�
Kelstxa�t�r, Upon a yai ce vof s, ail voting aye , Mayor ICirkham decla4,xed ths
mo�.io� carried unanimous�y.
RESOI,iJTIpN �72_ig71 _ p�Si�LUTI0IV AUTHORIZING THE CITX OF FRIDI.EY Tp ENTER
INTQ A JO�N',i' _ CONTRACT FOR THE PURP(��F nF r,nr-nr.,T�,.. �.... _________ _
�CE COMMUNI�.ATIONS SYSTEMt
The C�.ty M�na�er said that this resolution is for the purpose of u�,qxau�,ing
the co�pmuna.cati.ons system in the �olice Dapartment. There w�auld be jea,���
patrtici,�ation with severai co�nunities. They have received a grant fo� t��
first years operation, and hopefully, longer. The reaolution is needed to
authorize Fridle�r's particiaption in the program. This conIIpunicatio�s
netwoxk wauld apeed thinqs up c�onsidera,ply.
MOTIOiV by Cour�ci�n Kelehaw to adopt Resolution #12-1971. S,ecanded by
Couna�.l.ma.n Liebl.
Cou��,c�lman Breicisr asked if the actual cathode ray tube w�ould be in t,i�� poli.ce
�pa�'�►�nt. Th� �lty �Iara�grEr said that the list of e i o
°n P�9e �7 of the Aqenda, along�with the estimated � t�ent is to ,be �cut�d
Capt��,n W.J. Morris, Coon .rapids Police Department, said t1�at tt�e� c�p� wq��,�
be ler��t �ha,� 5�.00 per month durin the p tl
g granfi eriod. They tri�d to ,�'�talGi,pate
���'Qx�'� cp�t" i� px�parinq their estimates. The City Manager pointod pu'� �hat
the paa�;�i�i��ti�ig departmc�nts �ould only pay 25� during the grarxt p�,�ic�.�
C�pta,in Mox��'ia sa�i.d that ttas s�rant is for one year with a review eavh y�t�
th�x�a�te�, They h�vs received assurance that it would be for three ypa�'s
�d �Y� �'o�' five y�ax's. a3e explained that with the system they h�l,vQ �aw
if Fridley key� in, everyqn� else has to wait until the`message is dorua, for
maybe 5- 10 minutes. This would be like a private line as opppspd to �
p�"�.� �lilE.
��Qr �K�.x'kh�tn apm�aented that t,his is an excellent example of 27 commuar�ities
�����'a�ti�g without th�e hel� of th� Metropolitan government.
73-1971 - � UESTING THE MINNE
DVIDING WARNING DEVICES AND qT
SAFE ACCESS FRTJM TFFE FRIDLEY F'
DEPARTMENT TO
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�ce��.ahaw. Upo� � vo�.ce vote, all votinq aye, Mayar �Cirkh.iva decl��d �q 1�a4��Q�
carr�.�a� ukn+�p�nnipiaualy.
1991 -
r'b 1C; SIGNALS �T
(Aic� Creek Rcwad
b�Q�It7i� ,�y �otan��.7�t1an I.iebl to adogt Re$o�,�t��� �74-1971. �ecozu�P� �� �Qi�'���.�IA�i
87ee�.d�;r.. Upcc,a�a �, vo�,ce vate a11 � es �a or Kir �
� x i Y kh�µn declwx'ad tl�,et Ru?��.�A ��1xz,�e�,�.
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1�4T�OD3 bX_Counci�ma�n Harris to adApt Resolu�ion #75-1971• Seconded bjj
Coui�cilman� 8zeidez. Upan a voice vote, all ay�sr Mayox' Kirkhau► declared the
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r��icaz� ��rr.�ed unaa�mous3�y • .
6°�].971 -* REGEIVING THE PRELIMIN.
E MATTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION OF
nrrt_ AND STORM SEWER PROJECT #1
�o�r � cAr.LZ�tc
�T7►TN TMPE�V�ITS S
�Sp7�Ip�1 bx G�unca�lman Breider to adppt Resolution #76-1971. Seconded by
�Q�ai�� i,i�b1.. Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham d�clared �►�
�app�i,pn cax'ried unanimously.
#17-1971 ^ A UEST THAT LOT Zl Bi.vV� �.0 +�+j�'� ��`'�►
,� �� LC)T Tq TEiE 1�IORTH OF 5917 2D1D STRB�.'T BE 'TRA�S�
MINNESOTA TO CITY OF FRIDLEY TO BE USED AS A PAIiKa
��, �i�xy Ho1.mb�rcJ, 5765 Main Street N.E. said that wwi�at theY w�� �� a�At
pt�k, Thare are manY �mall children in thie arsa, and many of the.m p18�y i�
�� ������� g�,e h,a� l�eard ai�out l�asing land on the other side of Ma,ir�
$�,�QQ�' },�u,� �h� did not want her small ch�ldren crorasing Main where�'th�e�would
�� �p �axyc� �or the childx'en in this neighborhQOd to play Y
not h�v+� tA cross a bu�y street.
Couanoi7.u�n Hara��s a�ked if there were homes on each aide of the lot. Mrs.
���j��� ��,�,� X��, �t is a single lot �bout 40' X 130', and belonqe to ��
�����, p� ��,�n���a. There would be rocaa for swiAg�. ��'zl''ga"�o�'� � R��
�axe� �ta. �e CitX Attorney sa�.d that the State aw� it, but the Cou�t�
COX3tx'9�& 1'k.
1� �nambe�x o� the aud�.���� 3a�d �at Fridley is knawn tor their school� syete�a,
bu� wk�at about t�air parks. •
Mr. wayne S�eqf�'�.ed, 5923 2nd Street N.E., said he was opposed to t�is id�a
bpaaue� the lot i� toc� small. �f the�e peoPle want a� place foX theix
ahi,ldx'sn to �lay, som� land siiould be leased fro�► the rail�oad acrosa D�in
51:�'E�et �a4 therq would be a larqer space. Mayox KirkY�aWt sa�id t'.he �i.ty l'►i�
�nquia��d abaut land at 61$t and Main, but the railroa�d was t�v� �nk4rsat�d �.n
�.�e►e#.n�' �'►Y lar�d. Mrs. Hca�berg said she did 'aot wAnt the childrea cra$sing
1�ai.r► SC�'ee�k.
A memb�r q� tha audience �aic� that she livsd im.this arsa, but b�c3 uo.abildr�.
�� �h�a 1i�,t1� tota ars �oo �u►al�. to cross Main Strwet by themselw� �'�he�
��c�u1�d bo !.� thei�' awr} 'ba► Q leave tbei o e yards forpball play#.nB e c�e, thi$
'ba�
Wben �'y �� b��f enou9�
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cQ�nc�i�.man I�arris said that he be�ieved the�a w�re a numbe�a �e�Q ths�� Nas
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�e�qhbox�aod t�►at �hould be looked into. Mra. �olmberq
p�a at 58t�,a aAd 2ad Street, araother �t 59th and�ZnPd S�eet, az�$i ����'� 60f.'�1
�d 2� ��,���t. '�'k�e �ath�ra hra`1e oftered t,o k�el ut up � e�Q�t P�
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Councilman Kelshaw said that he had a three year old son a�nti al� a back Ya�d,
but it is hard to keep a tY�ree year old from qoi�g down the street to aher� �is
friend lives. It is true mothers should supervi�e their children, bu� they do
$��-,A o��• H� said he would rather hear the noise of children playing than
ths screech uf tires.
A member of the �udience said that the lot used on Altura is no bigqex,
Coun�ilman Harris said that there has been trouble with the 40' 1ot on A1tu�ta
because i't is so small. He asked that between now and next Monday nj,qY���
the Adntini��.ra�ion look into the situation and see what tax forfeit lots there
are in kh�.s area.
MO�ION by Councilman Karxia to receive Petition #17-1971 and ask the Ac�tainis_
tratior� to review available lats in this area. Seco.nded by Councilman Liebl.
Upo�n a voioe vote, all vnting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion car�ied
unanitnous�.y.
ON REGARDING pITCH
AWAY ADDITZON ;
77TH WAY
The Assi�t�nt Pl�,nt Managex of Ba,rry Blower was present and a�id tkiat they
have had problems with Stoneybrook Creek which runs east to w�st. It haa
caused datnage to the northeast corner of the Barry Blower property. �,�
cr�ek i� $i�QCted thrquqh � 3' storm pipe under the railroad tracks. It i�s
inas�aquate tQ handle the storm water. The shore pf the creek is being e�,�,��
away, but it has not xeaahed the building yet. He underetood the pxojact has
��� held up about throe yeara due tp court proceedings, but th�i,x� buil,d�,nq
will x�ot hold up three Xears longer. They have had fill hauled �,n by at
privat�a contractor� He would request that as soon as possible that the
inadequa�te pip� be �eplaced.
The Gity E�nqiz��er said that he had put this item on the Aqenda before he
learned that the qentleman from Barry Blower was going to be preaent. �n
1968 the Gouncil did hold a public hearing but they did not arder th� �,xojeat
in because Spring I,ake Park should also enter into the project, The Gou�t
hearin� i� sc�eduled �.n Auqust. He agreed the problem is getting quite
seriou�. Som� of the �treets have been paved in this area. ConcrQte was put
in near ths e�resk �ro�$inqs. A few days ago when we had the stozip iox � haur,
th� w�tez was ov�r the road. There wi21 be a court decision coaii�iq �op,�, and
he �rau].d reccxamend authorizinq another public t�eaz�iuq and order in the total
�.r4ject as ,�ropo�ad no matter `+hat ti�e outcome of the ca�trt proceeding�. T��
Px'ob1eA1 cant be taltan care of throuqh staged constr�ction, such as fir$t
enlaarg,ing the pipe ar�d ditch work. Then the groject cara be addad on,tc� a� the
praperty develops. He suqqestel! the hearing could be held in Septemb�lx.
Gouilci�.ma� Haz�ri� wandered if ordering it in would prejudice Frid],ey' �i �,���
Ths C�.t� Attorney �aid that Spring Lake Park made a mc�tion to diwnis� the ca�ss
wha.ch t�a� �t�dc�o deni�d. The hearing will be in August.
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Cc►unqi7.�aari L,�ebl. Upc�x� � v4ic,� vote, all votin9 aY� � Mayor �cal.rkham de4la�c'�sd '
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�Q�r���,�, �,�,eb1. Upc�n � voice vQte, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkha�a de��ax'��i
tk�a ma�io� caarrie�, unanimously.
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, m�n L:l�b1. �psaA a voice vote, a11 voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared th�
mc��.ion caa�ri�d unar�imously.
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Ga�tn�llta� �+ieb7.. [Ipon a voice vote. al1 votiag aYe. Mayox' Kirkhaa� ds�lar�d
t.k�e� tt�o�iari ea�tt'iec� u�at��imously.
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MqT�p�V by Cpunei�.�an Har�is to adopt Resolution �81-i971. 3e�ond�d by
Councilmaun L�.+�b�. • UFor� a voice vote, all ayes , Mayor Kirkhat�n dea�arild t�,he
mo�1aA s�axried un�nt�nously,
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MQT�ON by Colxnailmaxl Iiarris to ardopt Resolution #82-197I. Seaon$ed by
Cqu�Gi�m�n Lie3a1• Upon a voice vote, all ayes, Mayor Kirkham declaxed the
1�t�.or� Car��.sd, unaun��mously.
RFV��T OF CAON RAFIDS PibOPOSAL TfI VACATF SR�AD �AVENUE NORTH OF CITY LIi�T$ s
Thp �i�y �n��:r�ee+� xe�orted that Coon R�►p�ds hs�.d a public heariaq for �l�
vetvatt�pA o� �axt of Szoad Rvenue north of Fridley c�ty limits. T'h�sy a�e
�s�p�C�adi�g wit.Y} k�a,rricades ior the time beiaq. F�idley indicateS Co the�m we�
�'�elt t.k�� vaaation waa prematu�e.
MpTIpH jay Gpts�c�.lmar� LieD1 to receive the information from the Gity �qineex.
��aQ���d b� Cpt�mcil,man areider. U�on a voice vote. all ayes, Mayox Kirkham
d�ali�x'� tk►e mat�.o� ca�Fried unania�ousiy.
�$T FOR A BTACK PART'Y IN 1RIADY M}►NOR ODl JULY 31 1971:
Mt'��ON k�y �Aunc�.�� Harris to �approve the block party in Metlosiy �ACax oA
�'uly 31► 197� �� xequ�asted bx �trs. James +Gliciden, 7358 �ou�acta C'�xv+�.
�ucaonc��d by �QUnc�.l�wun B�plder. upon a voice� vot�, a1�. votiru,� aye,
M�tyOx Kir� s�pG1a�'sd tk�e ��ion carried unanimoualy.
�[i�R GOUNC�L $��ING OF JUI,X l� , 1971
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��'��� �Y �Q����man T.iebl t,o �eceive Petition #18-1971. Sea�nded by �oyulcil�-
�at'i i��u'x�.8. Upo�t � voice vote, all voting aye, Ma,yor Kixkham siec�aacec� th,�
�ti.oan aarra.�c� unaiaiRaQUSIy.
Cau�Qilmata 8r�id�r said that the Parks Departaaent is workianq on �ia �d t'�,�y
���'� bY Q��p��x tq hav� saae defi�ite glans on what is available i�a tha��
a�tCea. Ti►�+ Ai��atox o� �arks and Recrea�ion sai� that $o� ,prage�rt,y wi�.l
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�+�Qm� d��.�,r�c�u,,��� i�n &eptembez, a�d he �e1t it would be better to waa.t t�t�t�.�.
tha� t�m.e, t�+ #�e� wk��� ia �vailable.
1971 - TO ESTABLISH A KIDDIE PARK AT
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�"��"�Q� ��► �QUACa�ilm�n Ziebl to receive Petition #�,9-1971 and a&sk tha� th�.e
a.tam k�e �+l�c�d on th� Agenda foz n�xt Monday night. Secondad bg �ou�ailman
Ksl�hatw, Upo� a vaice vote, a11 vrating aye, Mayor xirkham declared tl�� nqtior�
��xr�,�d wnarl�mot�alx.
CI,A'�l.�; .
�zQ� �Y ��n�ilmar� Kelshaw to authorize payment of General Claims 1ja�5ag
'��9h �Z�7a� �r►d LiQuor Claims #5736 throuqh #5760. Seconded by Gput�cilmar�
H+sx'�i�1; Uj�on ��oice vote, all votix�g aye. Mayor Kirkham dealared the uqtia�t
ca�cr�.wd umm��uwusly.
��c�avs�s �
Mu1�i 1 Darelli�n
Mr$. Marqin C. �ri.cksan
2az4 �38�i AvA. m.�V.
CQqn ii�gi,d� � M�.r�. 55433
8u�b1:lQ A�i� Pl�c�
GASi.n�► Rvya�.e
6�19 E�wy. 65
P'�,�dl.�y, Mat�nesota
�'�"�Cll.�y ReIG. �i Ss�'ViC�
���0, tiwy. s�
�'xiQls�Yr M�zu��oPt.�
Cantarh'�#�^1+' Tz�3e
fi48�. tJn�ye�eity Ave.
Fridley, Mizu�eaQta
lkldresa
s��o a�x st, rr.E.
By � Paul I�ses
$xc il. Save�.koul
�y: c�eo�qa wojc�a�
On�its Fper
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Ap ,�roved Sy
Police Cha.e�
Health ��,t��a�,��p�
�olice Ch�,e�
�i��.l,th In��sc�q=
Polica Chie�
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LIC�N��� C�NTI UFD3
Auction Licena�
Ro�,als� Parizek
5258 Fillmox'e St.
Fx�dl,ey, �i.iru�eSA'�a By: Ronald Parizek
Blacktca i, n�
Gu�taispr� B�.a�kt�p Co.
S1& ��h �tree� 5,�.
M.i,nn���a�.�,s� Mixu�esota By: �ames Gustafson
North�:rn Asph��� construction 1nc.
11064 Radda.�scan N.E.
Ml�.nraea,pc��i�, Mi.nn. 55434 Sys Gerk�ard G. Larson
ExcEx avatin;�
Harks� ��ccav�atin9
16QQ 91st Av�. N.E,
81a,�ne, Minnesota By: Marvin Hartse
W�a1en & Sak�bx, �nc.
�Q�2 Polk S�reet I�.E.
Minneapa�lis, Minnesota 8x: James Waalen
Gae Serv�ce
Rjoxktna� Mechanical. Tnc.
90�� �'�Y��9 �1ou8 Drive
Ed�� Pr�i.rie, Mi.nr�. 55343 Byz Rpbert Hanson
aruce Plumbing Company
4747 Twin I.ak� Avenu@
Miru�eapplie, M1nn�sota By: Delbert Bruce
c3enexal Cont�ractor
Aqua�and Fool Company
340Q i7akota Avs. South
Miruiea�oli.a, Minnesota By: Harvey 87.umbe�g
A��i'�►' w A & W
60 Talmadga Way N.�.
�'xi$lpy� Miruiesota Bx: Earl M. Duffy
Guaa 8uilder�
�'xi�nCaton. Miant�esota �y= Jamras Gusa
L,y1� J. K�u�ex�bez'g
76 NG, We�t�� Avenue
�$. $au�.� b1,1.1�ASOt� 8Ys Lyle J. KauFen�berg
A�proved B�
Polic� Chi,ef
BuilBiAg Iaapector
Building Inapect,o�
Bu�,lding In$�aeat�or
Suilding Insgetox
Plumbinq In�pector
Plumbirlg Tnapector
Buildinq In�pect.Qr
Buildi.�q InspeGtor
Suilding In�g�ctqr
Bui�dinq Inspsctox
REGUL�iFi, GQUNCII� MEETING OF JULY 12 � 1971
LIC�NSES GON'�INUEAx
` Ge�,er�11 Contractoz
Rob�rt Laugen Home� �nc.
Route #2
Osseo. �innesota
Bye R�bert O. Laugen
Quala��,y Cons�ructiQr� S�rvices
ao01 �a�t 29th Street�
Minne��acallsr Mi��ar�QSO�a By: ,Tohn Tentinger
D•I,. Scher�x
6��5 Second Stx�et N,�.
Fx�.dley, M�.nnesota
Alexander Home Servi.ce, In�.
713 7� Avaaue 5.�,
Minn�a�o].is, Minnesota
8y: prew Scherer
By; Todd Aleacander
Approved By
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auildi�nq �na�ctp�'
�uildinc� In+�peCt,�r
Building ir�spe�ta�'
I�OTIO�i by Ccaur�cilman Fiarris to approve the licenses as submi.tt.�d. Seoond�d
bY CAUn�i7.a►an Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayo�r Kj,rkhatR
de�lar�d the mo�ion caarried umm�imausly.
ES'�IMATES a
Dunk�.ey Surfacinc� Gompany
3756 c3rara,d StrQe� N.�.
Minnsa�olis, Minnesota 55421
P,�RTTAL E�Stimate #6 for Work Completed and Materials on
��� +�11 �f,cG4rding to Contract: Street Improvement
�'xo��Ct ��. 1970-4
Minn-iCota, �xcavati.ng Gompany
Q�s�e�a, Minaesota
�AR'�IA� ���imate #7 tor Work Completed and Matexials on
Fi�u'►d ��.� ��co7�ding to Contract: Street Lnpxovement
Proj�et St, �970-1
P�R��AI, ��timate #6 for Work Completed and Matsrials on
�iand all According to Contracts street Improvement
�'�'4�eG� St. Z970�-2
Hardra.ve� Inco��porated ,
1Q�35 �er��ac�l Avet�ue N.E.
M:L�37I3��go�.�� r i�xu?E�iSPta 55435
PART�A,L ��ti.tnate #2 fAr Work GomQl�ted and Materials vn
i�and ,�11 Ac�o�'s1i.�nq to Contrac�: strest Impr�vement
8xp��c� �t. 1971-1
i'AA�RT�AT, E�ftiA�te +�� �or Work Com�l�ted a�d �terial� ar�
FiAri� �11 Ac3c�A�C+c�i�il� 'kr� ��txact; Stree� I�pr�vQmen�
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����r���s co��zr�u�r�:
GePxg9 M.• Har�sBr�. ComPanY
C�r�ii�.�:d PUb�.ic ,�ccauntants
�75 ac�uth P1a��t I3uild�ng
W�y�a�� �oul.sv��d a� Hiqhway #100
M�nn�ap�l�a, Mir�n���ata 55�1.�i
Fox Anr�ual Au�lit of the Ci.ty of Fr�.dley
S ��SoQ,OA
�p��Q�V by,Cpurr;ail.man Kelshaw to pay the estimates, as submitted. Seconded by
��aur;ai.lman T�i.eJ��..
Cour�ciltn�r� Liebl said, �atine and blacktopping has�beenAdQ e r but wha1�4a1pout
a�d 5th �tr�ata. The curb g
the b1aG1c dirt and ���din9? The dirt is washinq dowri the stoza► aeWexa. The
��ty ��q�.neer �aid that fi,his ia a partial setin►ate, not a final. This wil.l be
���� G�� c�� 1a��ox� the final e�tima�e is submitted.
�� VOT� u,pon t�he motion, bein9 a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham �
deGla��d tt�s motion aarried una�riimously.
Th� F1nan�e pixeator asked what tlis Caunail wished to do abAUt naiu►inq a►ti
��c�i�.px �or 1971. Hs could staz�t some o� his wc�rk in September. Mayox
�j,xk�p �aaid t�►at h� was r�ady to name one. Coun&ilman Harris a�ked how many
y��.$ ��rg� �. ��n���, has beeM th� audi.tor and the Mayor xeplied h� l�e���VSd
tvro ye�e�s.
MAT�QN by Cqwaa�lRU� Hazr�s to nauie GQOxge M. Ha�sen auditor fo� tii�. C�ty p�
�'ridl.ey �tor t3�►a ys�4r i971. ,with the thouqht that the Council shc�uld cAn�ic�er
a ol^aa�t3��a �a�� y�a►r.
The City Manager asked i� the audit wov.id be doae �or th� sam�a p�ice €or 1971.
Tha i"i�ance� pir�+ctox �aid k.hat the City is charqed on a time baa�.s, MaYo�C
K�.�kYta�l #sid th�at the advantage in staying with the sa�me FomPanY is 'kha� they
boGO�c►� i�tuiliax' witl'� the xecords.
���ON w�1$ 9e+Conde�d and upon a vaaoe vote, all vatinq aye. MAtYor Ki�k.�i�
d�alar�d the mcation aarrisd unanimously.
COMMLTNICATION� :
1q,. �QRAS QF �NGINEERS: FM�C CORPORATION FILL PERMIT ALONG MTS$I9$IF$I AI3TERt
MOT�QN b� Gour�cilman Harris ta rereive the co�y of the lettQr $�om tho Gity
Enq�.ne�x tc� t�e Cor�s o� �n4�neers dated June 18 ► 1971 �nd the 1e�te7� �ran
,�� �$�,�qen,� Qp �� �nX� Corps of Engineers, dated Jun� 2�, 1�7�..
������;p,� �y �puszcilman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote: all votinq ay*, M+,lYca� K�r��
c��a11�x'e�t� th� motion carri.ed unanimousiy.
�* �ADIITA�AN a T VENDTNG LICEN&E t
MO��ON �Y Coura�ilman Kelah� tA re��iye the maa�ar��u� fraat the �a1�
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��n,�t+�'i� aor�ca�cn�r�q th�t �PPlicat�.o�n c�� Mis� �ck�ar� Gl�c�m�nen t,o e��� �now
r�oAet4 d��Rd �u].y 3, �977.. �scon4ed, b�' C�auncilnan i+��►b�• Upo� m v'o�,i� vO�+�r
+N.�, �ye� r M�YC�� Ki.rkh�+ deol�red the motion caxxied unwnienouslY,
It�GUT,AR GOUNCZL MEETING QF JULY �.2 ��,971
PAG� 3Q
G, F�iANK I���l�: CQUNCILMAN TiiIRU WARD•
MA'���1N b� Couracil�ax� Li�bl to receive the msmora,nd..um dated Jun� 29,197�, and
ur �m�
a+�k �or a�espoi�d�ng me�o fro�1 the Gity Manager. Seconded by Counci�mat7t
Axeide�. Upor� a vpice vote, all voting aye, Mayo�r Kirkham decla�red �1iW
u���c��n c�acr�.�d u�nanuaous�,�.
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The�e k�sir�g a�o Yurth,ex bus�ness, Mayor Kirkham declared the R�gular Cauncil
Mee#�,r�g o� t.he Ci.ty CQUnci� of July 12, 2971 aWjourned at 11:�{0 P.M.
�a ct�ully subm�.tted,
Ju�l Me�c��� ��Q�
Secze�� to the �ity Cour�cil Jaak 4. acirkt�aal
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THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING OF JULY 19, 1971
PLEDGE OF ALI.EGIANCE:
MayQr Kirkham led the Council and the audience in sayinq the Pledge af
Alleqiance to the Flag.
INVOCATION:
Reverend Sergren, Redeemer Lutheran Chuxch, offer�d the Invxation.
Mayor Kirkham called ti�ie Regular Couacil Meeting of July 19, 1971 to�order
at 7:50 P.M.
, RpLL CALLs
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MEMBERS ABSENT: None
ADOPTION OF AGFNUA:
Mayor Kirkham said that there was a general contractor license to add for
G& M Construction to the Licenses and Resolutions from the Finance Director
directinq publication of hearing on the assessment rolls for SW �k100,
St. 1970-1, St. 1970-2 and St. 1970-4.
MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to adopt the Agenda as amended. Seoonded by
' Councilman Breider. Upon a v�oice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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Mrs Harry Holmberq 5765 Main Street N.E.: Petition Ik17-1971:
, (A request that Lot 21, Block 10, Hyde Park Addition located on the lot
to the north of 5917 2nd Street, be transferred from the State:of
Minnesota to City of Fridley to be used as a.park)
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Mrs. Holmberq said that their petition was received last wQek at the Council
Meetinq, and asked if anythinq has been done about it. The City Manaqer
said that he had gone out with the Parks and Recreation Dirsctor and surveyed
this lot along with the t� other lots she mentioned at the meeting, but
they have not completed their analysis and are not ready to submit a repart.
He said ehe would be advised if their request is not on the next Council
Aqenda.
Mr, William Hoffmanu, 6900 Hickory Drive N.B.: Caa�p Ivckesleaz
Mr. W�lliam Hof�a�suin said that ho had tAe follaaing petition to be received
by Council �lhich had 91 tax payer� names on it. He then read the petition
aloud and said they repre�ented 5150,000 in taxes to the coamnxnity and r►ere all
people that live in the im�nediate vicinity.
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PErITION #20-1971 - I1I OPPOSITION Tp TEiE IISE OF CAMP,LOCNEgLEA AS A
TRANSIENT YOUTH SI�LTER:
IKOTION by Councilman Harris to receive Petition #20-1971. Seconded by
Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
NOTE: The Council noted that the attorney for Item #1 (Public Hearing for
Speeia�. Us�e Permit for Skelly oil Co.) was not yet present, so they would
coa� back to this item when he arrives.
PUBLIC HEARING ON ODi-SAI,E LIQUOR LICENSE TO G�OJ�GE NICKLOW FUR 3710 EAST
RI VER ItAAD :
Mayor Kirkham read the public hearinq notice aloud and a�ked the audience if
anyone wi�hed to be heard, vrith no response.
MpTION by Councilman ICQlshaw to cloce the public hearing on th�a on-sale
liquor license for George Nicklow. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a
voice vqte, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the hearinq closed at
8:00 P.M.
c�RDINANCE #482 - A REZONING
To c-a, sx��rr irrv�sTr�arT cc
Avenue South of 83rd Avenue)
ZOA #71-04
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Councilman Harris said that it was his understanding that upon the second
readinq_of the rezoning ordinance, the deeds can be exchanged and the
challenge,on the remaining property will be dropped. The Finance Director
aaid ye�, th�.s is what their attorney agreed to. Councilman Fiarris asked
if the City had funds to acquire tha Barbush p�rk property. The Finance
Dirsctor said they had the financial proposal wnrksd out last year. There
is enough in the budget to pay for the City share for the first and second
application. The City has already received the State'�c share for the first
phase.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to atdopt Ordinance �482 on second reading, waive
t21e reading, and order publiaation held until the deed� have been submitted
and the detail� for the transfer of park property havs be�n vompleted.
Soconded by Gouacilman Breidez. Upon a roll call vote, Brsider, Kelshaw,
xirkhasi, Liebl and Harris voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion
carried unanimously. _
Counailman Liebl augqested that the Ordinance for the aale of thw property
at 3710 East River Road be taken up so that Mr. Nicklo�► and Mr. Rallis could
leave the Meeting.
FIRST R�ApIDjG OF AN ORDINANCE RFLATIDIG TO THE S7►I.E (aF` THE PitOP�RTY AT 3710
S71ST RIVER Ii(JAD :
The City Attorney said that previously there was an.aqreement betw�en the City
and the proposed buyer. Al1 the tezms have b�en �qraed to. Accordinq to the
City Charter the sale of property has to be by Ordinance. Couacilme�n Harri$.
a,aked if the leqal description included the exception of the property the
City still Wants to hold. The City Attorney an�wered yes, there is also
an ease�aaent the City wanted�
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MOTION by Councilman Liebl to app�ove the Ordinance.on first reading arid
waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Harris. Upon a roll call vote,
Liebl, Harris, Breider, Kelshaw and Kirkhan► voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
ORDIWANCE #483 - RELATZNG TO CONSTRUGTION QF aUTOI+IOTZVE SERVICE STATIONS
AMEbIDING SECTZON 45.01 SUHIIIVIS�i B PARAGRAPIi 3. SZJBpAR�GR�PH E:
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adopt Ordinance M483 on second reading, waive
the readinq and order publication. Sec�nded by Councilman Breider. Upon a
roll call v�ote, Kirl�ham� Liebl, Haxris, Breider and Kelshaw voting aye,
Mayor Kirkham declared the nqtion carried unanimously•
ORDZNANCE #484 - AMEDIDING AND REC�DIFYING SECTIDN 45.19 RELATING TO SPECTAT•
USE PERMITS:
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to adopt Ordinance #484 on second readinq, waive
the reading and order publication. Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw. Upon a
roll call vote, Harrie, Breider, Kelshaw, Kirkhaa► and Liebl votinq aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
VISITOR:
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Mr Walter Galay, 5329 5th Street N:E.: A
Avenue Between Sth Street and 6th Street:
54th
Mr. Galay asked what was to be done with the alley where he lives. In the
winter tia�e he will not be able to get out. He was told by the Inspection
Department that alleys are the last to be plowed. He cannot go to the north
because of a ditch that was made� and he cannot afford to lose work because
he cannot get his czr out of the alley.
Mayor Kirkham said as to snawplo�wing, a7.]eys have the last Pr�o �o•homes.C1The
man Liebl said that he believed the alley had been graded up
City Enqineer said that the improvement af the alley was taken out at the .
request of the property awners• There was water that could not drain out.
The alley was qraded to get the watsr to drain taw�d 53rd Avenue. Councilman
Liebl sa�ia that there was a low spot in the back yards. Mr. Galay asked why
the alley Was not finished. Councilman Liebl acked if he wantQd the alley to
go throuqh and Mr. Galay replied certainly. Councilman Liebl said that the
Council held a yig pubgic haarin o�e� yeo le tYiater+ould pay did notwahtS�1Q
to put the alle throu h. i+lany P P
the alley open. �
Mayor Kirkham asked Mr. Galay to work with hia Councilman, and Councilman
Liebl said that he would contact Mr. Galay this week.
CONSIDERATION OF ESTABLISHING A KIDDIE PARK AT 53RD AND 5TH STREET LOTS
g 9 AND 10 BLOCK 14 HAIdILT�N'S l�DDITION TO MECBANICSVZLLE° �Petition
�k19-1971 Received 7-12-71)
Councilman Harris said, in discussing parks for this area, that in talking with
the Highway Department. them K=� a� agreement that they would move their
�ence close to the easterly edge of the hiqhway riqht of way, releasing about
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thQ benefit of their knowledge through past experiences. The �mal1er Pa�'ks
are the worst in keepinq for their intended use. The slmaller childrer� just
do not get the benefit of the park desiqned for �ewithHa better parkforee
the larger parcel developed, the City would end up
ev�ryone. Mx. Richard Byers, 5300 Sth Street N.E., said that there would
still be the trouble with the bigger children. The City Manager said that
With a bigger parcel of land there would be more roaa forla inactivities that
the older children would be interested in, such as ball p y g•
Councilman Liebl said that he would like to have the Parks and iZecreation
Comnis�ion qive their recom�nendation to the Council. This is their duty.
He 8�ked that it be placed on�the Com�nission's next Agenda and asked that
these peogle interested in this park be present to present their arguments.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to refer this request to the Parks arxi Recreation
Counaission and the Adu�inistration for their recommendation to Council.
Seconded by Councilman Kelshaw.
Councilman Harris said that there was a statement made that there �re�ese
older children in the area, but these small children will grow up and
same people will be back before this Council, or subsequei�t Councils todhavey
wiil want a baseball field and a hockeY rink. This Council is going
to work sanething out to get a larger area. Mr. Novak said that there were
a lot of multiple dwellinqs in the area and there tends to be a lot of
smaller children. He said he was afraid the lots would be sold before the
City makes a determination. 2he City Attorn�y said that a11 tax forfeit lots
are red tagged and are not approved for sale until the Council approve� it.
Miss Ottem said that these lots are not taken care of. She would li.ke to have
the grass and weeds cut. People throw their garbage in there and �e�eBCityts
get tired of picking it up. Mr. Novak ad�led that it has been cut by
once this year. Councilman Harris asked that the Weed Inspector be sent out.
Councilman Kelshaw added that there is tax money allocated for the Weed
Contractor, but the City has had a problem with this service. He lost some of
his equipment and there has been a lot of rain. He suggested that if they
want a park in the immediate vicinity where the motlzers can supervise, that
the parents get together with lawn mowers and rakes and clean it up. He said
he Was just offe�ing this as a suggestion. He said we are all neighbors and
have to work together. In Minnetonka the parents got together and put in a
trail. H� was not saying they shou�d do this� but was ju�t sugqesting theY
try to work together and do something for each other. He �aid the City
already has the word of the Highway Department �1'�at we coil�.Ld us� that pa�t of
Block 12, if the City pay� the cost of movinq the fence. He commentea that
�t �„�ulg � more fun if everyone would work toqether• Councilman� �utsbyd
that Mr. Cliff Rogers has cut these lots many timee. It was po'
the audience that the lots are rouqh and need levecould getyarb ade�ton level
that if there was no objection by tlze State, they
it off if that wauld be of any assistance. He asked that the City crews
take a look at it.
TF� VOTE upon the motion, being a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Y.irkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
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PIJH,LIC �;ARING OAI SPECIAL, USE PERMIT SP #71-08, RE USST BY C.W. RpLI,MAN FOR
THE ST�LLY OIL COMPANY ON THE SOUTHEAST CORN�R OF EAST RIVER �D BDID 7gTH
AVENUE:
Mayor Kirkham read the public hearing notice aloud for the benefit of the
audience.
Mr. Spencer Sokolawski, Attorney for the applicarit, said that first he would
like to appologize for being late, he had just come fro� the Capitol. He
�aid they had requested this hearing before the Council on the apecial use
permit. The land is located at 79th Way and East River R�oad and ia 314' X 280'
and has been zoned C-2S sinoe 1955. Pripr to April, 1969 a ga,� station could
have been built without a special use perm�,t. NoMr there is a special use
pezmit required on property in an indu�trial,.uoa. Just ima�ediately south and
east of this property Mr. Fudali a�yd Associates hav� an apartment cootplex.
The apartment complex was also zoned industri�►1 until it wa� r�zoned. In
1963 Super Atnerica owned the property and a construction germit was i�sued to
them. At that time there was no t�rmination date on the pezsit. Mr.
Falkenstein purchased the property iA Octaber and negotiated with Super
Ameriaa. They checked with the City S�gineer ta determins whsther a�pecial
use permit was required and h�,s understandinq was that the�e was not one
required. Thia tract of .land irs ideglly situat�d.for a service station. He
said he had a letter from Mr. Dyer with Super Americ.-► that at the time the
apartment complex was constructed h�e put up a For Sale siqn (1968), and never
received any inquiries. When the apartment coa�lax went in,his client did not
appear to objeot, although thQ.use wsa changed from commercial to residential
and did have ari adverse affect on their property. The garages hav� been con-
a#xucted so the backs of the garaqes are facing t,hQir property. �ie pointed
out there has been a petition filed that �hows ti�e neighbors are in favor of
this use. He felt this use would be an asset to the City of Fridley.
Mr. Sokolowski continued that Skelly Oil Crnnpany is aqreeable to usinq brick
on the building so that it will be compatible with the apa�rtment c�atplex. He
would also assure the residents there w�ould be no glare from thQ lights. He
said Skelly wanted to be a qood land owner. Another objection voiced by one
of the land owners was that she would lose tenants, but six of her seven
tenants have siqned the petition in favor of the proposed use, The lighfis
will be tpodified so that ther� is no glare to cauae a disturbance to the
neighbors. He felt that because there was a building permit i�sued in 1963
a�d becau�� there was no termination date, that permit was still valid. He
emphasized that he felt that this property would lend itself to such a
facility. As far as traffic is concerned, they would agrea to provide an
easemer�t for a strip par�llel to East River Road for a turninq lane, ao there
would be no traffic problems witi� East River Imad.
Councilma�n Breider said he w�s not quite sur� why Skelly Qil Cowpaay feels this
is a good site. The City of Fridley wer�t on record throuqh a;esolution s�ent
to Anoka County in favor of reducing traffic on Ea�t River Road. There is a
Standard Station just to the north of this si�e that fs no lonqer occupied.
Why ia th�re a good likel�hoo$ this atation will sucoeed wh�n Standard failed?
Mr. �okfllowaki said that there were plan� ta widen Miseisaippi Street which
would affecfi the Skelly Station on Mississippi Street and Sast River Road.
He said that he understood ths�t 79th Avenue will connect with T.H. ��7, so
this y�tould �ake.a good inters�ction. There would be traffic travellinq both
north and south, and east and west. Also, the area is populated and they could
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draw their custamers from.the nQiqhbors in the area. Mr. Sundberq, Rea1
Estate Agent for Skelly Oil Company, aqreed these were the reasons why it
would be a good site. He pointed to the heavily populated areas and the
proposal to put 79th through to T.H. #47.
Councilman Liebl asked the City Attorney if, since the City issued a building
permit maay year$ ago, is it bound bg it? Over the past 6- 7 years the
Council has changed their requirements a great deal, espacially�for gas
stations. The City AttornQy said that he would think that a court would probably
hold that a special use penoit is required at thia time. Councilman Liebl said
that..there was a buildinq pexmit issued for this psoperty but they never took
advantage of �t. How lonq would that permit be valid? The City attorney said
that if the pezmit did not casry an expiration date, he would ass�me it would
be valid for a reasonable amount of time. He did not believe aeven years
would be ruled-a reasonable aisount of time.
Mr, i,a�ry Miller, 7889 Firwood Way N.E., said that h� lived directly west of
this tract of land. He was at ti�e Planning Com�aission meetings and was
opposed to the developmant of a gas station.. He felt there would be more
traffic on East River Road. This is a residential area, with both sinqle
family dwellings and multipla dWel.].inqs. •The petition was brought around
when just the women were home ai'�d the men were at work. Mauy of tis� men were
angry because their wives eigned the petition. He did not fe�l that petition
was valid. He said that be vras very much opposed to this qas atation, and
pointed out that there waa a Standard Station standing empty just a few
blocks north of there. Mayor Kirkhan► said he was speakin4 nei•t,her for or
aqain�.t, but he did want to point out to the audience that this station was
meant to replace the one on Missi�sippi Street and East River Road• Mr•
Miller said that Fridley already .has enough gas stations, especially on East
River Road.
' Mr. C.S. Fischer, 7897 Firwood Wny N.E., said he was a neiqhbor of Mr. 1�iller,
and wanted to say-that they had a nice residential neighborhood. and he
wanted to keep it that way.
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Mr. Richard Fudali, Attorney for Five Sands, said that he and Ken Nordling
are the owners of the 17 acre parcel of land direatly to the south• �eY
have 120 units about to be completed auad soon they will be construoting
another 180 units. The units are being accepted readily, and they feel they
will have one of the finest apartment complexes in Fridley. He said he was
here to object to the developdnent of the proPeFtY for a gar� station. Mr•
Sokolowski mentioned this being an industrial area, but that is siaaPly not
true. It is solidly residential to the west with $30,000 -$40,000 hames.
To the �north are multiple dwellings, and to the south are his multiple units.
This property is completely aurrounded with residential px,c�perty of different
densities. The City must be more protective toward these residenta. There
are ordinances designed to requlate gas stationa• �en if�theVesellland
atations within a mile. He que�tioned �ahat would happ Y
some cut-rate station were to aame in. There are local type uses an�d co�nmunity
type uses of property. Gas atations a�e a community type use. Gas stations
should be centered in commercial areas. This is an island snd �hould be
devoted to local use, such as some type of clinic, office bui131ng or a foo d
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station would be a vom�nunity typQ use with people stopping in and movinq on.
He said he felt that this was not the ideal location, and pointed out that
all you have to do is look at the Standard Station out of business. Aesthetics
and community welfare qo hand in hand. Their complex is well over $3,000,000.
All you have to do is look at a fillinq station after 3- 4- 5 years and see
that the aesthetics are poor, regardless of what ie pro�ised at the ti.me the
permit is issued. He felt that a gas station on this corner would be a great
liability to his epartment complex.
1'�z'.�W. Jacobson, 121 79th Way N.E., said that he agreed with everything Mr.
Fudali said. This area is predominantly reaidential. A qas station in the
miShce of this residential area is not appealing. He added he would be�very
opposed to a filling station.
Mr. Sokolowski said as he qoes down East River Road from north to south he
ha$ noticed larqe industrial buildinqs. This i� what he re�erred to. Five
Sands say they will sustain a qreat financial loss, but nobody ever contacted
thex in req�rd to a�aking u�e of this lot. They provide buff�rs, yet khe backs
of the garages face their property.
MOTION by Gc�uncilman Harris to close the public hearing on the special use
pexm�,t request SP #71-08, Skelly Oil Canpany. Seconded by CounciLsatt Kelshaw.
Upon a voioe vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the hesrinq closed
at 9': 00 P. M.
OF AN ORDIDIANCE FOR
CiF AN AI.LEY AND TWO
TION REQUEST SAV #69-03
IN HIACK 6, BERLIN ADDI
MOTION by Councilman Harris to approve the Ordinance on first reading and
waive the reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upon a roll call vote,
Breider; 1Ce2shaw, Kirkham, Liebl and Harris voting aye, Mayor Kirkham declared
the motion carrie$ unanim�usly.
FIRST READII+IG OF AN ORDINANCE FOR VACATION REQUEST SAV #71-03, RICHARD MILLER
H�IES, Ib1C. s TO V�ICATE McKIDTLEY STREET 50UTH OF THE SOUTH LINE OF RICE CREEK
iiQAD ]II�iD A 3IX FOOT UTILITY AND DRAINRGE EASEMEDIT DESCRIBED AS THE S�UTH �Tx
FEET OF LOT 3, COCHRAN'S ADDITION:
MOTION by Counailman Kelshaw to approve the Ordinance on first r�ading and
r►ai,v� the reading. Seconded by Councilman Liebl.
Councilman Liebl asked Mr. Miller if he was willing to put the money into
escrqw for the storm sewer. Mr. Miller said he w�ould prefer that the storm
sewer be put in. Councilman Relshaw asked if he would be willing to put in
hia portion of the storm sewer system, pay for it, and auy w�ck left to be
done, esarow that amount. Mr. Miller said yes, he would be willing to put in
the storat sewer alonq Benjamin Street. Thi� would serve other property besides
h�s own. He would like to qet eredit for that and escrow the rest. Council-
man Liebl wanted to malce certain Mr. Miller understood that h� w�ould be
atiasessed tor both laterals and mains.
THE VQTE upon the motion, beinq a roll call vote, Liebl, Harris, Breider,
Kelshaw 8nd Kirkhain voting:aye;�Mayor Kirkham daclared the motion carried
unanitnou,�ly. . _ - _ .
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MOTION by Counci].�nan Harris to approve the final plat pr��ented bY Richard
Miller Homes, Briardale, P.S. �71-03. Seaonded by Councilma�n Liebl for
discussion.
Councilman Harris askod if ths lots meet the mini�►u�s a�'ea requiz'�n�. �e
City Engineer said that t1'►sre are six lots Mhere th� front footaqe is slightly
sm�ller tban required, but they 8o meet the :►rea re�Niremb �• � iap�e8 oes
involve iniierent problen�s. as� thtXe is !h� dr�inaqe pr
There is no outlet available, and more develoPment will accentuate the
drainage problem there is now. He would recom�nend puttinq in the complete
roves the plat, he r+ould suqqest red
sy�tem, but if not, and the Couricil app
tagging 5 lots for a ponding area unti.Y th� outlet is available and the
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cee�plete system is put in. He said he would like to have s We�r�rvicesS�He
from what is proposed for ease•in putting in the sanitary
said he would also recoaasend the developer put $800 per lot in esc�ow�f�rof the
storm $ewer development, less any credit he may have cominq for po
system put in.• He said he wanted ta �chwork type oflsysteme $��� $ewer
system is ordered in, this is only p
Councilman Liebl said that Mr.
Jensen has worked out the sevia9e $Ystem wlth the
Ada�inistration. He said, if he recalled correctly, the Planning Coum�ission
recaancnended holding three lots on 62nd Avenue for temporary storaqe of water.
He asked why the City Enqineer is recomaaending five lots be held. He said he
did npt want to see the grade laaered, and he wanted to be sure that the $800
per lot was put in escrow for the storm sewer. The City Engineer said that
the recommendation that three lots be held was his, not the Planning
Commission.'s, but after closer study, he felt that five lot� �u1d be more
realistic. Ae said he was not sure the C,i.t� cAUl.d Zive with this drainage
problem for any length of time. If the whole property is going to be
developed, the system may be needed next year.
Counca.lman Liebl aaid he wantad to make certain the $800 per lot was adequate.
Th� City Engineer said if the �ls etorm sewsr sYstem was But in this year,
the assessment Mould be around 3��. �ey requested $800 in case it was
built next year, it should still be adequa
te to cover the cost. If the
system is delayed further the $800 will not be �dequate to co�er �e eosts,
�8 t��y will need m�re money. Counci Lnan Lie�l a�lced if the atorm sewer
ayatem design will �ately handle the water for this amoun� o� ��r
The City Engineer pointed out to the Council that this prope Y
diacusaion is just a very sma11 portion of the total storm sewer dj.strict.
About $40,000 will be Mr. Miller's contribution, but the total projecztant
about a million dollars. Councilman Liebl saidto be put in es ow will oover
to be sure that the $800-the City is requiring
the cost if the tot�l project i� put in. 7�'he.City Engineer said it would,
if put in thi� year or next ye��t�ythe prices qiven�at it was unfair to
expect the City Engineer to 4ua�'
Cpuneilman Kelshaw said that what he is ���n� �n o thisearea wholwantsbto
he must say it. Here we have a develope 9
develop the land he owna. He is going to have problems because there ia no
storm aewer• He said he could not see how the City could penali�e a developer
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by takinq his land and puttinq in a holdiag Pcnd for that aroa. This has
�ppaied not only �ri,th thi� devaloper, but others as Mell. Thia systea� is
b�►dIy needed as the City Engineer says. He said he ha�d been thrpuqh this
situation with several residents in thia are� rho hava had fl
�d he l�eps hearinq the coamasnt that nothing Will bs cions thi�g ����
it is •lection year. He �aid he was the younqest on the Councily aad perhap�
naiva, but he wa� elected to do what ia right by hi�l
tho cost would have been $200 naw it is vver $600 ��Plg� Eiqht ye�trs ago
has been said that aeoney was ; lat l�rdsr to � 10,000 aquar� fee�. It
were not what they are noX. The oost o� labor aAdb�#.erialstis atuchshiqhers
now, He sai,id he c�ould not �e• ho�w thi• situation could be oontinusd, and he
wauld be �ce�dy to aalce a motion to authorize the City Enqineer to work up
this project. He said he wrould meet with the people on an individual basis
and ed,ucate them as to the reason� for the need for the storm �erer, �ut he
would need figures to present.
�yor Kirkham said he appreciated what Councilman Kelshaw i8 sayi�q� but a
motfon at thia time would be out of order. If he wiahed, it could be put
on the Agenda, What is proposed for t,k�e developer ia in order, th� land was
not pz�oducing anything, but now there is a developer willinq to staqe his
construction so he would be in a position to pay it off. He is villinq to
desiqnate land for a temporary ponding area so the rest of the land will be
producing. The money put in escrow by the developer is to protect the buyer
when the storm aewex �oes go i.n.
MOTION AM$ND�D by Councilman Harris, with the aqreement of the aeoonder,
Councilma� Liebl, that the developer sign an aqreement containinq tb;e terms
expre�t$ed by the City Enqineer. Upon a voice vote, Bareider, Kirlcbam, Liebl
and Harris voting aye, Kel�haw `rotinq nay, Mayor ]Cirkhaaa dsclured the motion
carried.
W�iSIDFsR�►TION QF ppNC,Rp'P App�pV�L FpR REI.O�C�TION OF �Y �Jg�� PLANT
iDNTO_ BURLTNGTON NORTHEFSi PRnpsrsrnv nrnw-_ L.r��„ t,��„�., .,,.__ r__ ____
Gouncilman Li,ebl asked of Mr. Dunkley, if they would be moving just the new
plant ax the old plaat alao. Mr. Dunkl�y replied j�t t3ie new plarit.
Councilman �iebl eaid that he 3�elfeved this plant maets the a,ir pollution
con�ro� star�dards and Mr. Dur�kley said it did. Councilman Liabl asked how
muah ar�a they w�ll have and Mr. Durilcley said about 6 acrea. Councilman
L�ebi asked if they would be pzoviding some acrseninq fraa East�River R�oad.
Mr. Dunkley said that was part of their plan.
The City Engineer said this is a request to relocate the existing plant:to
just north of Park Construction Coa�pany. The problems here are txaffic,
visual expoaure of thas storage araa from the road and air pollutioa coatrol.
ii� sa�id he a�sumed they will �eet the standards of th� air pollution cont�col
Ordinance. He had talked to Jim London, Vic� President of Dunklexs and.they
reque�ted an addi,tional crosaover at the south end, but they will have to use
the exi�ti�q ctossover south of.t,he equip�ent yard. Bince passags af the new
ordinanos, they aust screen their vehicles and m�terial from the view from the
road. Thtey have aqresd to rem�ve aaat of tha clutter froat the view, a�d he
Would expect the�s to put in scr�ened fencinq and so�ae tre�s alonq East River
Raad �or a �isual barrie=. They would like Council appraval of the concept
before the dotailed work is done. .
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Councilman Harris said that Dunkley.s was forced to relocate bscause of
Burliagton Northern's plans- He said as he looks at their plaas, he thouqht
With the riqht kind of scr�eninq snd the nice bui2dinq, it vrould be an imPro�e-
ment-over what they hav�e now• Zn the past the roads have been thmµ9h
res�dential areas, now t3sey would have direct accegs to Eas.t River l�ad• In
lookinq at the pians he noted they provide for 9' park.ing spaces and si►id the
City ia�ists on 10'. He suggasted they not only fence in their storage area,
but run it ali alon9 �e front of their property along 8ast River Road and in
front of the fence they could put in some landscapin9• The City Enqineer said
he had discussed this with thm and they ha� ��e��� �• � ails Nillybe
and have also agreed to the lantlscapinq. ��ittee.
vrorked out and th� plana submitted to the ProPe�
MOTION by Councilmsn Harris to approve th� cona�pt plans for Dunkley Surfacing
C�npany, with the final plans to co�ne before �e COa voice� oter�all�voti qe
subccmmittee. Seconded by Councilman Liebl. Upo
aye, Ma�or Kirkham decla�red the motion.carried unaaimouslY•
RECESS: �
Mayor Kirkham declared a rseQSS at 9:30 P.M. and the meatiA4 reconvened at
9:SO.P.M.
RECEIVING THE MINUTES OF Ti� B�OARD OF APPEAi.S MEF.'TING OF JUI+Y 13 1971:
The City Engineer reported that_Ztem #Y (�'• �b�rt McGregor, 365 Stoueybrook
Way) has been withdrawn.
2. A UEST FOA A Vi�iRIA� OF S�CTiOri 45.053, 2B, SUBY]�RJ►GRAPH 2 TO
RETxJCE THE DISTANCE B�EN A BUILDING ADTD `PHE LIVZNG AREA IN AN
A,DJACENT BUILDING FRA�1 15 FEET TO 11 FEET TO AI.IAW THE CONSTRUCTION
OF A GARAGE ON PART OF LOT 54, ALL OF 55 AND 56. BLOCK E, BIVERVIEW
i�ZGHTS ADDZTION THE .� ��� 5� ��'�' STREET N.E. FBIDLEYr
MINNESOTA. (RE UEST BY MR. KEN WOLLAN 528 KrM�nr.t. 5T&EET N.E.,
FRIDI.EY, MINNESOTA): •
The City Enqineer reported that the Board of Appeals recommended approval. '
The owner of Lot 54 is the same as when the lot split was granted. There
were no objections.
MOTION by Councilman Harris to eoncur with the Board of Appeals and grant the
variance, subject to their stipu�a�iorir�i �rkham declared the motiong�a�'=ied
Uppn a voice vot�, all voting aye, i[ai►e
unanin►ou�1Y.
3. The City Snqineer.report� that,the applicant, Nr. C.L. ���'�s• hhave
� �„ii#hdrawr�.their xequest for a variaACe for 299 Bly Street N.E., as theY
gpt�nd a house pl�n that wculd fit on the lot.
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F� � 500 $ FEET TO 5 60 3 U1�RE FEET SECTION 45.053 4B 'T�
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The� City Engineer said that this request i� for variances to build on a 40'
lot in 8lymouth ]�ddition. Th�re were objee�ions from adjacer�� property
o�mers. The next item ie the Same, they are both 40' lots, so if the Council
wi�hee, they could be considsred toqether.
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The City Engineer reported that the Board of Appeals recc�auaended denial in
both instances.
Mx'• G.L. McCline aaid he was a mea�ber of the group that owr�s these lots i.n
question. He had originally rQquested•a-Duildinq permit, but it was �efused
and he was advised to appear before the Board of Appeals where i� W�s again
refused. His group haa.been the p�rners of there lots for 9 years, have paid
t�� on them, but the lots have not moved. Now there i8 an Ordinance that
prohibits buildinq hc�s an 40' lats, but at the time of purchase he wns
adviswed he could build an them. Reoently, he has a develop�r to build on
these lot�. The design of the iioe�es, he f�lt, w�ould be an a�set to the
cqmd�un,i,ty. It would be a 21'9" hou�e, 1� foyer type ho�ae, and meets all F;H.A.
t'equi]ceu►ents and the City requirements ae to th� building standards. His
devoloper Advised him that they will have $30,000 -$35,000 well conetructed
haaieq, that will be an asset to the comaunity. He said the;y would be glad to
do anxthing to satisfy the City. He t�as never been a�dvised he conld,not build
on th�as lats. He said he had paid th�a taxes and apecial assesafsents �to., and
is �at hopeful they could obtain the variances do they could build.
Couticilmar► Lie,bl eaid the Couricil haa had such requests a!t thia laat ysar and
th� y�ar�DRfora. Thar'-wae one on 45ith�'and University that was about the same
ai�e, �0' width, Khi�h the Counc3l denied. He to].d Mr. McCiit�� that there
K� o�ne vot� from tha Board of Appeals in favor es! his reque+�t. He said Mr.
Scr�heimer had called him and said that hs felt the Council should set saae
tYpe of policy for these lots. it seems in the last five years, the Council
has alWaya d�ni�d tbeae requests, �ince they are eubstandwrd lot�. He aaid
he would like tp se� the Cotuicil set some policy and havo a aet ai rules to go
by. �ayor Kirkham said this was not quit� true, the Cc�uncil ha� allowed
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building homes on 40' lots. In Riverview.Heiqhts tYie lots are 25' and in some
cases they have been combined. Each request is different and must be con�idered
on its merits. in this case these are oorner lots. The Council has not
refused all the requests, but they have refused most in rscent years.
Councilman Liebl said that Mr. Sondheimer is an architect and enqineer and he
feels the Council should coa►e up with some policy so that evsryone is treated
alike. Mayor Kirkham did not see how this could be done, sometimes th�re are
differsnt circumstances that must be considered.
Councilman Breider said thig is,similar to tha application of ��s Caaserly
where the tornado took his house, and he was left with a substandard lot.
Caunailman Liebl reported that the man who oaa� the doul�le bunqalov�►s next door
bought those lots.
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to concur with the recommenciation of the Board of
Appeals and deny the requests for the variances by Mr. C.L. McCline. Seconded
by Councilman Harris.
Mr. M�Cline said these .�re i�olated lots. The adjoininq lots ars 40' lots and
there is no way to acquire additional land. The people adjoining theae lots are
not interested in purchasinq th�m,. These lots were gurchased as an investment,
have had taxes paid on them, and hs could not understand Nhat the City expects
the land owners to do with these lota. Councilman Liebl aaid that he agreed
with Mr. Mceline to a certain �xt�Rt, but this Council a few weeks aqo turned
dawn a very �imilar request. He asksd if hia hcuse would not pmtrude aliead
af the othex houses on the block.
Mr. Armstronq said that he also had an interest, along with Mr. McCline.
He would aqree with the Council in its wisdom to make judgiaents. It ia their
respo�nsibility through their experience to judqe. He said he would also
agree with Mayor Kirkham that there cannot be a single hard rule that cari
or should be used. Iiere is a situation where there is a reasonable request.
He did not believe the setback would put the house at variance with the
adjoining property. There was sosne misunderstanding on this point at the
8oard o� Appeals Meeting, and once the misunderstanding was cleared up, that
the setbacks under consideration would be in oonfortaaace with those adjoining
lota, the home owners did not object on that basia. The proposal before the
Couna�.l as outlined in the plot pl,an and ti�e ha�e placem�ent is a goocl. use of
the proper�y there. It is.important that this property be put on a tax paying
b�sis, they cannot afford to keep payinq taxes on them. He would ask for an
affirmative action on their reque�t.
Ti� VOTE upon the m�otion, being a voice vote, Liebl, Harris, Brei.der and
' Kelshaw voting �ye, Kirkham voting nay, Mayor xirkham declared the motion
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CounciLnan Liebl said he would like to 9ee the Planning Commission make a
reconane�dation of how the subata�adard lots should be developed. The Counail has
tried to upgrade their ordinances to �ake a better caa�►unity. He�said a houae
$25,OQ0 to $30,000 is a nice ho�ae, but it m�st not be a hazard being on a
cozner lot, but it shquld be developed.
lia�. IdcCline asked what recourse they had to recover �oees of the inve�tanent tt►ey
have made i� t.he City of Fridley. Councilman Liebl.asked if naw it.was an empty lot
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and Mr. McCline �aid yes. Councilman Liebl said that th� City had no liabi,lity
if theY purchased �.ots that did not meet the requirements. Mr. DlcCline said
they did wh+en they purchased the lots.
MOTION by Gouncilman Liebl to inatruct the Plaaninq Coanaission or the Plats and
Subdivisions, St�eets and Utilities Subcao�n�itt�a to aake a recama►endation to the
Council on the develo�nent of substandard lota. Seconded by Councilman Harris.
Upon � voice v�cte, ail voting aye, Mayor Kirkham cleclared the motion carried
unanimouoly.
Mayor ICitkham �taid that he �+ould not want � Planaing Commission to present
a'policy tiitat wquld freeze any further considaration.. In some cases �here are
exte�wttiag circwestanes�, and this is the reason for the.Iioard of.A�pe�ls.
RECEIVTNG pRAPOSALS - CABLE TELEVI3IODi; (Proposala r�ceived at 11:30 A.M.
Ju1�► 19, �971)
MOTION by �uncilman Kelshaw to receive the proposals from Genaral Television,
i�.V.O. Gable Inc. , and Tele-Caa�nunications Inc. Seoonded by Council.m�an Liebl.
Mr. Peter por�ey, Attorney for Minneoota Csble Tsl�vision, aaid ttlat they
hoped to be enqaged in cable telenision in Minnesota. They are a local company
that ts a eubsidiary oi a national company. He said that tius�r had ju�t learned
of thqr invit,al.io�s ��fic� Fridloy �1tis A.M. , and would like to ask that the
proposals be r�ceived and the time extended to receive propo�al8 for another
twa weeka to 30 d,�y+4. There asQ a number of cempanies in this bn�ine�s and
he waa sure Fridley would b! intere+ated in getting th�.best propo�al theg Can,
:If the fact were more widely known, Fridley would haw received apre bids,
a�xtainly from the�m. The only other local comtrtunity that has advertised that
ho knew of �.� Bloosnington, and they received 5- 6 bids. Only one that b�d with
Fzi.dley bid there. He felt the community would benetit by receiving moze
pxoposals.
Councilman Harria said the Council was not discriminating against hi� compar�y,
ho�evRr, the notice wa�s given and received a iron�t page atory in the Fridley
�un. He Woul�d recognize tii� �+i�h to �ctend the tiae, but he wa� sure that if
th�y did, sc��as e].se trou13 come in later and roqusst the same thi�q and this
would pu°t� th�r� Co��c3�1 in a bad po�tiot�. He ssid he disl not kna► at thia tims
i+het,h�r ttiey wi�l1 acclpt �any of th�se proposals, the Council �vill diacuss the
conte�n�ta t�ith the Adsinistration. The Council ia not bound to a�cclp� pne. If �
�tter rpviewing tliem, they find th�a lacking, he was certain the Council will
take �urther prop��als-, but he did� not . feel they .could c�ontinualiy ope�n-end
the tima.
Mz. Aozse� �aid t�at hs was not saying this pro�dure wae untair. He pointed
qut tk�at theze were three proposala and one of theai waa the Sun poople who
would of cQUrse know about it, fieing FYidley'a leqal newspnp�r. Thia fact
v�aul$ i.nc�icate to him that P'�ridley did not receive the publi,city they are
onti.tled to. iie hoped if the time was extended, Fridley r►ould zeceive more
k#ids. He said he would be willinq to notify other bidders he knew of.
Councilman Liebl said this i� a proposal, not a bid. He said the �ouncil would
look at it ii he brinqs it in. Councilman Harris said he did �t think the
Counci7. could do thht. After looking at the proposals received, there w�ould
have to be another procedure qone through. There were c�aCt,��� ��rms $et out
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and one of them was a time li.mit:, and the Couri+cil is obli�ated tA..honqr
thos�.
T�TE VpTE upon t11e mot�on, being a voice vote, all votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motian carried unanimously.
Mza, Barba,x�a Hughes, Anoka County Library Baard of Trustees, said that she
had sent a letter to Mayor Kirkham regarding cable television. There are
m�ny co�au�nity graups, the library and schools that would be very intere�ted
in cable teleYisi.on. She said in studying the proposals, she hoped the City
w�aua,d cal.l on them as they would .like to know what is ProPQSed fox educational
use. Councilman Breider aqree.d the schools should be informsd, and asked the
City Manager to keep them in mind when he reviews the proposals. The City
Manager said that a County Libraria� had contacted him about this. Mrs•
Huqhe� suggested contacting the schools to see what their requirements miqht
be. Gaux�cilman Harris agreed there shonl.d be something to cover these facets.
The proposals will have to be studied to tie the loose ends toqether.
OF REOUEST FOR THE USE OF COMMfJNS
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MQTTON by Councilman Liebl to receive the lettez from the Fridlex Covenant
' Ci#ure}� Athletic Association dateS July 10, 1971 and the memorandum from the
Paacks an�d Recreation Director dated July 14, 1971, and concur �vith the Parks
Airector 9.n �ranting the request. Seconded by Councilman Kelsha�r. Upon a
' vo�.ce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkhaan declared the motion carried
unani.mAusl�.
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CODISZDERATION OF NORTH S�TBURB�AN SEWER SE1tVICE HQARD 1971 HUDGET PAYMENT
SGHE�� .
Councilman Breider asked what Fridley would get for their share of $1700 for
baing a pa�rticipating municipality. Councilman Kelshaw said that Dick Sha
has bieer� with North Suburban Sanitary Sewer District far a number of years and
nqw has been retained by the North Suburban Sewer Service Board to act as a
watch doq for the northern municipalities. There have been a nutaber of things
cop►e up that Mr. Sha has researched. They have been in contact with the
M;st.ro�litan Sewex Board. In areas where they are goinq into ofiher communities
w�-th service lines this will. eventually affact Fridley. The North Suburban
Sewer Service Board acts as a qo-between with the Metropolitan Sewer Board.
The Met�opolitan Sewer Board has been selling bonds before the w�ork is actually
c�pn�, and they found they sold too many. All that money has been sitting in an
aacptan,t downtown 3rawing interest. This is over $38,000,000. As to the
quea�ion of wk�at this $1700 does, Dick Sha has been instructad to find out why
t,Mey aold so manX bonds in advance. Councilman Harris said that for this
8o,a�rQ tQ function, all the communities would have.to participate to serve as a
w�kCh doc,�. If this group can do this, they will probably save more than is
cont,a��buted. I�e caid he was surprised to see the araount requested.
, Councilman Breider said the reason he asked was that he serves on the Suburban
ga,t� Autharity and he believed they operated on money paid to them by
1�t.xxnega�ao. Th��r have a conrultant and an attorney and they operate on $12,000
��ar �Qat�. It :�ems that thie is a much larqer scops than that of contro�ling the
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Metropoli,tan Sewer Board. He said it seemed a shame that one qov�rnmental
body wa�s created that was supposed to be to serve u�, then have to pay for
auothe�r body to serve as our watch doq over that body. Counci],sian Ha�rris
said tk�ere was a bill passed that provided for the craation of this service
board.
Councilman Kelshaw said that one other item came up at the Board mee�in�. It
seemed that Mounds Vievr wa� �ctu�lly beiug charqed for equipanQnt that was
supposed to be acquired by thq Metropolitan SpWer Boasad, but they did not have
the equipment. Mr. Sha brought this to light and this is �that he is beinq
, paid for. The Board rep�s��ts all the north suburban area.
MOTION by Couacilman Kelshaw to approve payment of Fridley's fair share as
outlined in the Aqenda or� Page 29 and 30f Fridley's ehare beinq estimated at
51700. The motion was seconded and upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor
Kirkham declared the motion carried unaniaously.
RESQL[]'I'IODI #83-1971 - A RESOLUTION' TO ADVEETISE FOR BIDS - AD1 ADDITION TO TFiE
FRIpLEY MUN�CIPAL GARAGB:
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The City Enqineer said that the Council has lopked at these plans before.
There were soiae aGi.mor changes made throuqh discussiona with the �I�dmiaiatration
th�t are autlined on Paqe 3� of the Agenda. There will be �pne alternatea
pravided rega�ding voncrete floors and drains. He hoped to let the bid$ soon
so`that the footings�can be put in before the ground freezes.
Councilmat� Breider asked how long it would be before the City would have to
bua,ld �,nother garage. The Finance Director said that the requests were
z�aeived fxom the Public Works Department and the Parks and Recreation Depart-
me�t. Thei�r lists provide for items they felt they would need in the fore-
seeable future. He said a wash raatk ha� been cut out of the plans. They
are getting everythinq they asked for except a lunch room. He added, who
knaws what the needs will be five years from now? The plans include what
th� d�partments said they needed. Councilman Breider said that it would not
s�em too difficult to sit down and fiqure how many acres of park land the
Ci�y �as, then figure out how much equipment woyld be needed to care for it.
The Finance Director said that they will, not be cominq back in anuther year
or tMca with a r�quest Eor additional space. The buildinq does provide for
outside starage, so that that equipment that oannot go inside at niqht aan be
parke�d outaide, There are outlets on the outside so that head bolt heaters
cain be u$ed. Councilman Breider �aid that he would like to know how many
yeare they estia►$te this addition will sexve their needc. The Finance
Direc�kor said that he would ask the departments for their estimates.
Counailman Harris said that the building was not desiqned to houss a].l the
equi,pRpent. some will be stored outside, such a� the street �wesper in the
winter time. He said t�ere has been talk of borrowing fs�n the Fire Relief
.A�s�ociation tp finance this addition. It was indicated in a report that there
was an excess in the utilities fund and asked if it would be porsible to
boz�row fzptn that. The Finance Director said that the City could borrow from
the $peci�l asseasments sinking fund, but borrowing from the Fire Relief
Asstociation would make a cleaner financial arrangement. That mor�ey i� avail-
�ble thxough pr��ayment of special assessments, but t�e City haa been able to
,invAQt �h�t mos�ey with interest qreater than that the Fire Relief Association
would char�e, He said he would hate to take money out of a bond fund to
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�i�,�Ge this, 2�ecauae the City e►akes nare on the interest. Councilman Harrie
said fine. �:t was just a thought.
t Resolution #83-1971. Seconded by
MOTION by Councilman Harris to adsp �yar �.rkY�am
�ouncilman Breider. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye,
deelared �he motion carried unanimously.
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RESOLUTI�N #84-1971 - A R�s�LU•rlvn �n,.•�n�•-.. "
�p$�TFTCATTQAIS ADID ESTIMA'�ES OF COSTS 'PHEREOF
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MOTION by Cpuncilman Kelshaw bo adopt Resolution #8e-l�yor ��� declared
�qu,r�cilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting ay ,
the motiQn carried unanimously.
�h� ���.y Engineer reminded the Council ��t 'ectinidto�theVSeweretandrwater a
�ir, Jacob Wiens, 5809 Art.hur Street N.E., ob� g
imQs'o�en►ent on Arthur Street. He said he wished he was here toniqht so that
the project could be explained to him. This work on Axthur Street was
included at this time b�cause it could be done cheaper now than later. There
is a lcat� of fi1,1 needed and it can be made available withu'th�nio s�� NQrth
developmemt. He felt if water and sewer was ever to be p
S�:�Q�� th�g was the time to do it as it would be a ineerrtheYnw�'��hed hua O
these people. The Council indicated to the City Eng
to proceed as proposed even though this gentleman objected.
IDERATTON OF APPRL)VAL OF AGA£EMENT WITH SHELL OIL COMPBNY Ii
T�ITI�T OF PROPERTY FOR T.H. #47 SERVZCE R�AD DETACHMENT AT
MpTTON by Councilman Liebl to approve the agreement and authorize the approp-
���te ��qnatures. Seconded by Councilman ���is• Upon a voice vote. all ayes,
Mayoa� Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
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MQTION by Cauncilman Iiarris to approve payment of General Claims #25755 through
#25'�9g arid I,iquor Claims #5761 tero�a �5�rkham declared the motio�nn�arried •
Upon a voic� v�ote, a11 voting ay , Y
unanimously.
T,ICENS S:
Solicitors
Southwe�tern Co.
' �9�ig Foster Creiqhton DXive �bert Leger
Minnea�olis► Minnesota BY�
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Minne�ota Lumber & Wrecking CorP•
91� North Albert By; C. Trudeau
St. Paul. Minnesata
Approved By
Police Chi�f
Building Inapector
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETZNG OF JULY 19, 1971
LICFNSES CONTINUED:
Masonry
Carroll Buzzell Brick & Cement
159 94th Avenue N.E.
Blaine, Minnesota By: Carroll Buzzell
General Contractor
G &.M. Construction Co.
1908 19A Street N.W.
Nep Brighton, Minnesota By: 3ohn Gibbs
Master Poo1s
9200 West Bloomington Freeway
Bloomington, Minnesota By: John A. Carlson
Midwest Aluaiinum Industries Inc.
244 5outh Fairview
St. Paul, Minnesota By: J.W. Dieh
M�,nnetonka Poois
10820 Wayzata Boulevard
Minnetonka, Minnesota 8y; Norm Lansen
Rtistic Oak Inc.
137 Lowry Avenue North
Minnea�olis, Miz�nesota By: Aavid Curry
Ryan's Construction
6389 University Avenue N.E.
Fridley, Minnesota Bv: Thomas Rvan
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Approved Bv
Building Inspector
Build�ng Inspector
Buildinq Inspector
Buildinq Inspector
Building Tnspector
Building Inspector
Building Inspector
Viewaon, Inc.
5901 8xooklyn Boulevard
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: Darrel A. Farr Buildinq Inspector
Vqlp Construetion Campany
880 Colorado Av�nue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota By: C.R. Volp Building Inspector
MOTION by Councilman Kelshaw to approve the licenses as submitted. Seconded
by Councilman Liebl. Upon a voice vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
ESTIMATES: •
Weaver, Talle & Herrick
316 East Main Street
Anoka, Minnesota 55303
3uly Billinq for Leqal Services $2,552.50
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For the fur�nishinq of resident inspection and x'e�ident
su�ervis�.on �pr the atakinq out of tha fallowing
,�on�s�ruction work:
pARTIAL Estimate #3 far Street Improvement Project
St� 197p-1 from June 1 ttirouqh July 2, 1971
p��p�i,, gstimate �F14 for Water Improvement Froject �95,
�che$ule B fr�a June 1 through July 2, 1971
pARTZ,AT, �stimate #8 �or Sanitary & Storm Sewer
�,mpxp�e�ent Froject #100 �rom June 1 through July 2, 1971
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$1,066.96
$ 593.41
$ 136.49
��pN �� �uncilman Liebl to approve payment of the er�timates as pr�sen'ted-
S�aaanded by (:ounciln►an Haxris. Upon a voice vote, a11 voting ay�, �Y�r
g,i,xkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
MQTZQN b�► Councilman Liebl to adopt Resolution #85-a9el'Ma or Kiz'khan►
�oun,Qilm�n Ke�shaw. Upon a voice vate, all voting y. Y
deGlA�ed thg motipn carried unanimously.
1971 - A RESOLU•ri�
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+�uncilman Lieb1. UPo
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Gpunailman Lieb1. Upon a voice vote, all votinq aye. Yo
d�al�ed the tt►otion carried unanimously.
-1971 - A RESOI�)TION DIRECT7.� p�I�TION OF HEARZNG ON
SMENT ROLL FOR STREET ID'�ROVF�NT P�JECT ST. 1970-2:
' �pxlC�� 1�� Coun�ilman Harris to adopt Resolution #a$e19�yorSKi��� bX
,�p��j �� �,�,pb� Upon a voice vote, all voting y,
�,QG1mr�d, the motion carried unanimously.
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RESOLUT�ON �89-1971 - A RESQLUTION DIRECTING PUBLIGATION OF HEARING ON
PI�JpOSEp ASSESS,MENT ROLL FOR S"TREET IMPROVEMENT pRpJECT ST. 1970-4:
MO�ION by Councilman Harris to adopt Resolution �#89-1971. Seconded bx
Councilman I,iel�l. Upon a voice vote, all voti.�g aye, Mayor Kirkham
declared the motion carried unanimously.
SETTING COUNCTL MEETING DATES P'OE AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER;
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The Finance Directar called the Council's attention to the �act that 'the
fir�t mee�ing in September would be on a holiday, and if they did not meet
until the i3th, it would mean four weeks between meetings. He asked if they
f�lt they should meet on Auqust 30th. It was aqreed by the Council to •
meet the first, third, and fifth Mondays as regular meetinq nights with the
second Manday for pybiic hearings as usual. The meetings in Septembe�' would
b�e Septeaqb�r �.3th and 20th.
DTSCUSSTQN REGARDING THE COST PARTICIPATION FOR A STUDY F08 THE CQRRIDpR
STUDIES ANA THE BRIDGE OVER THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER:
The City M�,nage� said that the Council has been furnished with information
th�t was received last week on how they arrived at the cast participation
foxmu�.a. It is based on impact and po�ulation. There was a u�eeting last
week which the City Engineer and he attended. At the meetinq a motion was
passed aski�ng the manaqement group composed of the Highway Cammissioner,
Metropoiitar� Transit Com�nission representative, Metropolitan Council repze,
sentative, and a City and County representative, to xeaffirm the need for
fi.he North Crosstown Corridor Study and asking for cost participation in
this study. He said he would assume that this cost participation would
ac�ae from tk�e Highway Department. It was felt by the qroup that it was
important tq qet a financial commitment from the Highway De,partment ar�d
includ� them as � participant in the study. He said he believed the
C�t� Engineer had polied the other communities in reqard to whether they
ar� qoing to participate.
�'he City Eng�neer said that Heruiepin County and Brooklyn Park aze commited,
but a lot of the comununities also have their meeting�a tonight, but there
was goinq �.o be a recomanendation made to their councils that they part�.ci-
Pate. It �eems that the majority of governmental bodies will �pprove t,his
�rog�aut. �oor� Rapids and Anoka County are very stronqly involved.
Councilman Liebl asked if, by City Charter, the City Engineer has the right
to couanit any moneX. Mayor Kirkham said no, this is why he did not at the
m�a�tinq, befare ahecking with the Council. The City Attorney s�►id that all
he could do is �eoommend, the Council must commft the maney. Councilman
I,iebl said the �ouncil must be vitally interested in qetting the prcper
7.�ca��.on and must participate. The City Manaqer said that the Council
shou�d go int�a this wi�h their eyes open. The proposal is to have a
plantting �irm make a study of the entire north corridor in regard ta txans-
portation, an$ there inay or may not be a bridge. They will make their
study and come up with their recoimnendation on how best to solve the
traffic problems.
Cauncilman Breid�z asked, in the discussions with these people, if the
indication was made about the Council's feelinq in reqard to Eaat R�ver
RA$d 1�ot beinq u&ed ae a nnain corridor. The c.i r..�r Fnair�Per s�it� that he
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ha� adviaed them of �'�idl�y's ooncern• Fridley can only give the problems
tp tir,e consultant. we cannot tell them how to make their ar►alysis.
Goun4i].�,n Bre7�der said that if they were to determine tha�� East Riv�r
Rpad wae to be ar�other main corridor, he would not be in favor af th���
studies, but if they say they will da everything possable to kee� East �
gj;WS� �ad fxom being a heavily travelled road, he would qo along with it•
�e �,��X ��qine�x �aid that Fridley cannot tell them what the results of
�tl�eir s�tudies should be. They � have been told of the probl�us of over-
�aadi.nq on �ast River Road, and that Fridley wants a reduction in traffic.
Mayoz Kix'kham agreed that Pxdiley could not dictate.
Counci.Lnan Harris said at the la�t meeting he was not too enthused about
partic�patinq, but after considsration, he felt that Fridley must• '�'hexs
was or�e thing he wanted to be certain o€. Fridley's schedule of payment is
agt, but if some aE the comn►unities drop out, the payment schedul.e a►aY be
z�sl}ug�led and Fridley would end up paying more to make up the deficit�
�� c�i,c� not wan,t that to happen• The City Engineer said that if awx's
��,und� were made available to the management group tl�ouqh gr�ats, then
k'zid,ley�s prQportionate share would be reduced.
MOTTON by Ccuncilman Harris to approve payment of the $7500, Fridl�y'$ $1'lare
i�n the cost o� the studies, with the stipulation that �hould so�ae ca�' �St�
munit�ies droP ou�� t�e cost will not be reapportioned, and Fridley squ
tQ ��X �,Q�Q* The enotion was seconded and upon a voice vote� a�l �tinq aye,
kl�yor I,Cirkham declared the motion carried unanimously.
CQNSIAEIiATION QF REDISTRIC'PING WARD $QUNflARIES: -
Cotua,ctilmaun Harxis said that at a Council meetinq s�e����istration inago
tha �ouncil, was to look at infarmation prepared by er at►d
��q�rd tq voting di,stricts. He said he had re-read the City Cha►zt
read nloud part of Section 2.03. He then presented the Council with copies
ca� h�.�s propc�sal For their psrusal.
Co�n,c,ilma,n T�ieb1 said that on June 3, 1971 the Council received a copy of
�Q y�n�1 ar�d pr�cinct redistricting map and that he would favor that pro-
pc�sa�., Gouncilman Harris eaid that the plan pxepared by the Administxation
�di�.d not meet tY�e Supreme Court rule oi one tnan one vote. He believed his
�p �id and, said that Waxd one would have 9,594, Ward Th►o, 9,630 and �18►x'd
�,x�� 9,664, ipr a difference of 70 between the largest and �n►a►llest. He
a�id hi� �aroposal meets the Supreme Court requirement af one man one 'Vote.
��,qh- Wa�'d cox�t�in� a cross aection of a�.l ecoaoatic levels, prablems x'esulting
��,�n �at�urml topoqraphy and PhYsical enviro:smeAt can bei Pl�ced wi�hia certain
q�d,st, �a�ah 11ard, 1'►as a reasonable share of caaa�nercial and ihdus�r�C���ts
b����a��� �,d ��tM�r potential for this type of qrowth, u�d P
p� �ea�z�ly equal aize for voter convenience. Councilman LiQbl aaid that he
wQ��,c� ].i1c8 t�a st�dy this plan before any decision ie n►ade, and added that
th�.a �� �A �irs�t he k�+�d seen it.
Ma�c+a� i�.rkhaa►, durinq the discussion �d ,�ree and a dinq i�tdto�WaxdqOneion
b� wh�.c�a takinq a sma7.l portion from
wAU�d m�kke the fiquxeg even more close.
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Cpuncilman Breider said that he rwticed that this plan does nat follr,�w the
nmtuz'al baundary lines. Councilman Harris felt that this plan ciass more
�han the ofle used now. He pointed Aut that they do �ollow arter�al �treets,�
��►�M �s l�lis�issippi Street, 7th Street, T.H. #47 is a divider, T.H. #55 and
the ��j.lroad 'tracks axe used.
Cou,naiLaan Breider asked why the plan proposed by the Administxation di$ not
m�e� the Supreme Court requirements. Councilman Harris said that there is
allowed anly a 1$ deviation. He added that ttie suggestion by the Mayor
m�kes the fiqures even more close.
Counailman Liebl said that everyone should hav� the riqht to dxaw ; proposal.
Couricilaian Harri$ aaid that everyone was a$ked to. Councilman KelRhaW $aid
that when this was first brouqht up in executive sessian each Councilman
was to try to come up with a workable solution. He said that he tried, but
being tiie Freshman Councilman, he decided that what the rest of the Council
wanfi�s is aZ1 right with him. Now CouncilmanHarris has caae up with a
propoaal that seems to meet the requirements. He said that he, personallx,
did not iind anything objectionable in this plan.
The C�ty Attorney reminded the Council that the redistrictinq has to be do�
by OrQ�,n�,t�,ce accoxding to the City Charter.
MOTTON by Gounailmari Kelshaw to adopt Councilman garris_' px�oposal �,s sub_
mitted Ju1y 19, 1971 to the Council and make the change suggested by Ma�or
Kirkham which wau�d be to subtract from Ward Three, the are� north of psborne
Road along the rai].road tracks to the City limits, then east to T.H. #49,
then back eouth to Osborne R�ad and add this area to Ward One, and instruct
�h� Administration to prepare the proper Ordinance. Seconded bX Couricilman
Harri�.
Counailman Breider asked�-if it would be of any use to try to pffer anqther
Pl.an. Mayor Kirkham said that the Ordinance could be brouqht baek at the
nQxt Gouncil Meetinq, but it could be amen8ed if the Council wished.
GGUnc�.J.man Hreider asked if it would take three votes to pass this Ordinance.
T�e �it� Attorney replied that he believed so. CounciLnan �celshaw asked
Counc�.Lnan Breider why he did not brinq in his own plan. Councilman Breider
�e$i�.�d �hat he approv�d of the plan devised by the A�►inistration. He
added tha� thexe was already a motion on the floor to direct the Achninis-
t�ation to bri.ng back an Ordinance based on Cour�,cilman Harris' prpposal for
t.�te wax'd #�oundaries. Councilman Harris said that any time an Ordinance is
Px�P�x'ed does no� ,�eceesarily mean that it will pass. The Council migh�
j�3t as we�.l have a vehicle in txont of them to discus�. If thexe is
�Q'�x B�� �ubmitted, he would be glad to look at it.
Counci,�.m�n Liebl asked if he w�ould have to resign because he did nat live
�� �i� W��d. The City Attorney replied that he dicl not know.
Mrt�. Heler� T�ceuenfel,� asked when this would take effect, and whether it would
be in �ffect for this fall's election. she said it would be quite a�ab
a�nv'ol'viMq a g�eat deal of clerical work to chanqe all the reoords at Ci.t�
Hall. Tt will A1�o take a re-education program to inforsn the people of the
chat�qo �,n pq],l�.nq ,places.
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��.yp� upp�, � motion, being a voice vote. Harris+ Kelshaw, and Kirk�am
va�ix�g a��� T.iebl and Sreider voting nay. 1�laYor Kirkham declared' the awtian
tcarxi�d. .
Co�,nci�,u�►n �rei.dsr said that he would hav� his pla►n r�&� f�y ��axnot
' ���,��;�, ������q, �ie� said he hoped whatever happens.
�nd up w#.� a�ituation where two cauncilmen would be runninq a9ai�st
each othex.
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MO�ION � bY CO�nCi.l.man Liebl to ad j
� and u�� a voice vote� all votinq aye. MaYor Kirkham declareS the Reyulax
Council PlOeting of July 19. 197� adjcurned at 11:25 P.M.
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Fridley, Minnesota
MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL
JULY 30, 1971
SUBJECT:� TAX BILL UNDER CONSIDERATION BY STATE I.�EGISLATURE
Mayor Kirkham called me this week concerning the provision of the proposed
tax bill which would limit the tax-levy of a municipality. We called the League
office and they forwarded a"rough draft" of that portion of the bill. Mr.
Brunsell has provided me with an analysis of the bill, both of which are attached.
The bill provides Municipalities the choice of two alPeearsetoebe�theof
computing their tax limitation. The least objectionable a p
"Base Taxable Value Limitations". As noted in the report, if such a provision
had been in effect in 1966, Fridley's budget today would have been $146,000
less than it actually is. In quantative terms this could have meant the Council
would have had to consider doing one of the following: .
(1) Elimination of the Fire Service ($148,473 in 1971 Budget)
(2) Cut the Park and Recreation Department by 42% ($340,042 in
1971 Budget)
(3) Eliminate Snow �emoval and 50% of the Street Maintenance
Budget (Two items are $237,140 in 1971 Budget)
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These examples point out the unrealistic effect the bill would have on a growing
City which requires additional services. I believe this bill tends to seriously
weaken home rule and the City Council prerogatives to determine the quantity and
quality of governmental services a.community rece�ves.
Another interesting feature of the bill is the elimination of school districts
from this requirement. School District 14 uses 7D.76% of each property tax dollar
while the City of Fridley uses 11°/0•
The Mayor asked this information be furnished and the item be placed on the
Agenda for discussion. �
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Based on a partial copy of the ta�c bi.11 under consideration by the State
Legislature, it.appears the bill would have t�:e follocaing effec�.�
It would place a limit iri absolute dollars on taxes levied by a municipaZity.
Taxes levied for bonded indebtedness would be exclucied. Also, any increase
in the levy rec{uired_ because of the 1969 Guidelines Act for Police and Fire
Pension Funds would be excluded from the limitations.
There is a"Base Per Capita Limitations" which is arrived at by dividir.g the
1971. tax base by population, an adjustment can be made for the cost of living
increases. An example of ho�a this limitation is arrived at is sho�an b�low as
Example I.
Example I- EXAMf'LE OF POPULATION LII�IIT
1966 Levy $ 531,911 =� 20,46 per capita limit
Population 26 � �� x 24.66a Cost of living increase
25.51 Adjusted per capita limit
•1971 Levy $ 1,141,996 _�38 �� Actual per capita
' Population 30,000
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The effect of this tax limitation can be seen in the fact the per capita limit
today would be $ 25,51 per person if the law under consideration had been in effect
in 1966, '
The "Base Ta�cable Value Limitation"�is another method o f determinin g the tax limit.
This limit is found by divi ding t he tax in the base year by the assessed value.
Either of the above twd formulas may be used.
The per�capita limitation can be increas�d by the costs of living index but the
"Base Taxable Value Limitation" cannot. A.n Example of how the ba.se taxable value
limitation would work is as follo�as:
Example II - EX'�,'�tPLF. OF BASE TAXABLE VALUE LI:`iITATIO�S
1966 - I.evy
Value
1971 - Levy
Value
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If the City elected to use the Base Taxable
and if the law had been in effect five yearsarg1971t WThis wouldthavettheCSameWeffectaas
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taking out of the budget the entire budget £Omakeeadlustmeptstfor�increasedtcosts`, itder
consideration.seems to be making attempts to J
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simply does not take into account new PreglevelwofCServicelthatlatm nicipality That is,
there are increases provided for the sam
providing in the base year, althbugh, these may be inadequate because salaries may go up
� but there just is no provision whatsoever for a
' faster than the cost of living, etc.,
.municipality to initiate a program.which it does not now have. If we were to go back
farther than 196.6, the results would be even More dramae�e an effect�initiatedfore many of
, the recreations programs, etc. which the City now has w
The copy of the bill that we'received specifically provides that school districts are
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2 such �overn�nental sub�iv{sion {s toc�tec?, sh�l l.be f�eciUCec! .
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fi, levicG'� T`1e county shall T`ECiUCC the ci{stribut{ve sf;are o�
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5 such govern.�er�tal s�b.clivision cor•resr-endinqly�
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10 Popul�tion of �he c;over°nr:.entF�t subd{vision sF�all be that
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16 subu�visian may pass a resolution request{nc� the secretary
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17 of state to take a sr�ecial cens�us of the goverr�r.ental
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18 sub�iv{�ion, and u�on being furnish�o' a certified caoy of
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14 the resolvtior�� the secretary of state sh�ll cause the
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20 eensus to be taken �incier h�s jmrec�{ate superv{s{on a�c� unc!er
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22 the census shaii be cerC{S`ieci to the governiny body by the
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?3 secretary of state trithin thr�ee months after recQ{rt hy h{r„
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2�S o��the resolution, The expense of taki�q the census sha11
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ORDINANCE N0. _
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 1�BOUNDARIES3W�THINETHE CI1'1fDE RELATING TO w�� �D
PRECINCT
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Chapters 1,Q2 and 1.03 of the City Code are hereby amended to read as follows:
�ECTION 1.01 Pursuant to the City of Fridley Charter, Chapter 2.03 which requireS
the Council ta redetermine Ward Boundaries af ter each decenniaThc�ensus
of the United States, and at other times as the eterm�nedcandmhereaFteriarQ established
Ward �nd Precinct Boundaries of the City are red
aS fA110WS:
A. W�rd No. i, Precinct No. 1 is established as the area bounded as follows:
On the North by the City timits, on the`East b^^T+r�,o c���tnn vh� nnesota
ofl the 5ou�cn �- or �r� �vu ��� � � JGV {r 1 V�N .
B. Ward No. 1, Precinct No. 2 is established as the area bounded as follows:
n the North b the Minnesota Railwa Transfer ri ht-of-wa and an
ex ens Sn o n a ,�on t et astney .H.� � an t e out �y� ssp�sippi
ec an a
1^De�, an on t e West by T.H. 47.
C, Ward Na. 1, Precinct No. 3 is established as the area bounded as fol1ows:
nM +r,o Nnrth hv an extension of a line drawn narallel with the ri9ht-of,
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p. Ward Na. 2, Pre�inc� No. 1 is established as the area bounded as fa ows:
Qn the North by Mississippi Streen�the West�bs�7th Street�' on the
South b�r the South City limits, o Y
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ORpINI�jC� N0,
AN pRD�NAMC� AMENDING CHAPT�RS 1.02 ANQ 1,03 OF TH� CITY C00� REI.ATING TQ WARQ AND
PR�G�NCT SOUNDA�IES WITMIN THE CITY
PI�G� 2 � .
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E. Ward No. 2, Precinct No. 2 is established as the area bounded as follows:
F, W�1^d NA. �� Pr�cinct No. 3 is established a� the are� bounded m� fol1ow$:
� Q, War� N�. �: Pre�inct No, 1 is established as the ar�ea bounded as fiol1ows;
F�. MJard Nc�, 3a �recinc� No. 2 is establish�d aS �h�' area bounded as ;fol1vws:
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ORDINANCE N0.
'AN ORDINANCE AMENDTNG CHAPTERS 1.02 AND 1.03 OF THE CTTY CODE RELATING TO WARD AND
PRECINCT�BOUNDARIES WITHIN THE CITY �
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I. Ward No. 3, Precinct No. 3 is established as th r
� On the North by T.H. 694, on the East by 7th Street from T.H. 694 to the
ou im� s an y e as er y i y im� s rom a poin o e
ou imi s o e�, on e ou y he South i ty imi ts , on the
' 4Jest by the Mississippi River.
SECTION 1.03 That said Ward and Precinct Boundaries are further herein established
and delineated as shown on the map hereof. Attached hereto is
' Exhibit "A" and made a part hereof by reference; and whenever and wherever a conflict
shall appear between the boundaries as noted and provid�d on said map and the lines
noted and described in Section 1.02, then the boundaries as noted in said map shall
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ADOPTED BY THE COUNCIL THIS _ DAY OF� , 1971.
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'. First Reading: August 2, 1971,
Second Reading: , •
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EXHIBIT "A"
WARQ 1 9,7�3
WARD 2 9,705
WARD � 9,139
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WARD 1 ��� ��78$�
WARD 2 9,7Q5
WARU 3 9,714
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE RELATING TO THE SALE OF REAL ESTATE OWNED BY TNE CITY
THE COI7NCIL OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY DO ORLIAIN AS FOLIAWS:
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The City of Fridley is the fee owner of the tract of land with�the City of
' Fridley, County of Anoka, State of Minnesota described as follows:
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AZ1 that part of Lot 38, Auditors Subdivision No. 39, desc�ibed
as follows: Commencing at a point on the South Zine of Section
34, Township 30, Range 24, a distance of 156.0 feet East of
the Southwest corner of the Southeast Quarter of said Section
34; thence North, at right angles to said section 1ine, a
distance of 40 feet to the northerly right-of-way line of 37th
Avenue N.E., beinq the actual point of beginning; thence
�ontinuing North, on the same line extended, a distance of
360 feet; thence Easterly, parallel with and 400 feet North of
said section Zine, a distance of 301.10 feet, more or less, to
its intersection with the Westerly right-of-way line of the
Ea�t River Road, as now laid ovt and cnnstructed; thence
Southez�ly, along said right-of-way Zine, a distance of 367.57 feet,
mo,re or Zess, to its intersection with the northerZy right-of-way
line of 37th Avenue N.E.; thence Westerly, along said right-of-way
1ine, a distance of 257.98 feet, more o.r 1ess, to the actual
point of beginning, except for
That part oi Lot 38, Auditor's Subdivision No. 39, Anoka County,
Minnesota, described as follows: Commencing at a point on the
south 1i�ae of Section 34, Tbwnship 30, Range 24, distance 156 feet
East of the Southwest �orner of the Southeast Quarter of said
Section 34; thenGe North, at right angles to said South line, a
di.stance of 400 �eet; thence easterly, parallel with and distant
�400 feet North of said South line, a distance of 112.60 feet to the
acfival ,point of beginning; thence South, at right angles to Zast
described 1ine, a distance of 120 feet; thence Bast, at right
anyles t.�+ last described line, a distance of 175 feet, more or Iess,
to its intersection wtth the westerly r�ght-of-way line of East
River Roadj thence northerly, along the said right-of-way 1ine, a
distance of I20.8 feet, more or Iess, to its intersection with
a line pa�allel with and distant 400 feet north of the south Itne
o.� said Section 34; thence westerly, alonq said para11e1 line,
a distance af 188.5 feet, more or less, to the actual point of
beginning• Containinq 0.50 Acres.
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Together with a 20 foot wide road easement described as follows:
Beginning at the southeast ctirner of the above described tract;
thence southerly, along the westerly right-of-way line of East
River Road, to its intersectipn with the northerly riqht-of-way
line of 37th Avenue N.E.; thence westerly, along said northerlc�
Right-of-way line, to its intersection with a line parallel
with and distant 30 feet West of the westerly right-of-way
line of said East River Road; thence northerly, along said
parallel line, to its intersection with the southerly line of
the above described tract; thence easterly, along said southerly
lir��, to �he point of beginn3ng.
SECTION II.
' It is hereby determined by the Council that the City no .longer has any reason to
continue to own said property and the Council is hereby authorized to sell or
Qnter �nto a contract to se11 said property.
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SECTION III.
The mayox and the city clerk are hereby authorized to sign the r�ecessa�ry
contrac�s �nd deeds to aaffect the sale of the above 8esc�Cibed real �state.
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CITY CLERK
First Reading: J 1 19 1971
Sec�pnd Rsading: ,�,� L�' `:r-
Pub.�ish: �-
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MAYOR - JACK O. KIRKHAM
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ORDINANCE N0. ��
AN ORDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF Ti� CTTY CHARTER
TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO AMEND APPF�TDIX C
OF THE CITY CODE
The Council of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SBCTION �.. For the vacation of an alley and two streete in
Block 6, Berlin Addition describad ae follo�s:
All of the alley in said Block 6; all that portion
' of 41et Avenue Northeast along the South side of
said Block 6 lying between the Westerly right of
way line of said Railway Campany and the Easterly
xight of way line of County State Aid Road No. 1
' (East River 8oad); all of the unnamed North/South
atreete adjoining the Easterly side o# Lote 1
Chrough 8, Block 6, Berlin Addition,
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A11 lying in the Southeast Q�iaster (SE�) o�
Section 34,.T-30� R-24, City of`Fridley, County
of Anoka, Minneaota,
be and is hereby vacated .
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BECT�ON 2. T,be aaid vacation has beea msde in conformance With
Mimnesota Statutes and purwant to Section 12.07
of the Citq Charter and Appeadi.jc C of the City Code
ehall so be amended.
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CITY CQIJIICIL OF TH8 CITX QF FRIDLSY TIiIS � DwAY
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CIT�C CI,$�K - Marvin C. Brunsell
Public H,earing: Ju1�1971
F1rst Reading: t, ��r.,�r}a}
Second Readimg:
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1�AYOR � Jack 0. Kirkham
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ORDINANCE NO. i� '
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AN QRDINANCE UNDER SECTION 12.07 OF THE CITY `
GHARTER TO VACATE STREETS AND ALLEYS AND TO
A,MEND APPENDIR C OF THE CITY CODE
The Counci� of the City of Fridley do ordain as follows:
SECTION l. �'or the vacation of a street described as follows:
A11 that part of McKinley Stre�t as dedicated in
Cochran's Addition that lies South of the South
line of Rice Creek Road,
SECTIpN 2. For the vacation of a utility aad drainage ease-
ment described as followst
The South six feet of Block 3, Cochran's Addition,
All lying in the South Half of Section 13, T-30,
R-�24, City of Fridley, County of At�oka, Minnesota.
Be and is hereby vacated.
SECTION 3. The said Vacations have been made in conformance
w3th Minnesota Statutes and pursuant to Section
�2.07 of the City Charter and A.ppendix C o� the
City Code shall be so amended.
PASSEA BY THE CITY COUNCII� OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY THIS _________
' D�AY QF , 1971.
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AT�EST:
CTx'Y CLERK - Marvin C. Brunsell
Pµblic �Iearing: July 12, 1971
Fi�'st Reading:
S�cond Reading:
Publish..,....:
MAYOR - Jack 0. Rirkham
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F�idley, Minnesota
M�A,YOR ,ANA CITX CQUNCIL
,IUI.Y 29, 1971
$LTB,]'�CT; REPQRT ON �WO KIDDIE PARKS (AGENAA IT�M �h8)
' Xou wi�ll recall that the City Council recsived peti.Cians favor�.ng ths
��tab�i�hment of a kiddie park in the Hyde park Area and ths Hami.ltQn's
�s1d;�ti�a� Ar��. �hese were referred to the �ark and Reareation Comm�a��on
� ac�d Depa�'��aent fQr �hei�r review and recommendation. E�closed is $ x�pox�
fxs�a� �he Park and R,ecreatiAn Director with this ic�formation•
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��, the Hyde �'ark Area� I would �concur With �he Commissiotl �tc�d the
�tect�'���iar� p�rectQr in their obaervation tl�at some kind of play loC i�s
R��d�d in th� �re�. In reviewing the area, thsxe are lar$e open lots
ax �9Ch Avenu� and 2nd Street and 60th Avenue and 2nd 9�reet. Thes�
��,��s, �n my opin�,on, would be preferable to the aite suggeated by th�
r�a�.de�ta because they are bigger and could �c�omatodate � greater va�'i.ety
�� �ec�'��ti,ona] functiQns. I have asked the Pa$1� and Rocreatian pirectar
fia 1�v�s�igate the grice of each of tbese �apen arl�as,
I�t �h� �Iacnilton's Addition Area I would evnaur with ihe Park �tnd
��Cx�agi�n pir�ctQr in his ob�ervation th�t due �o the clase proxi,aqiCy
Q�' �h�a p�xk a� S4tb �Av�nue and 7th Street, tha� anothex kiddio park
�� b1�Gk� �w�y is not warXanted. We are cantinuing to lnvestigate the
��,���,1a�.11ty c►f ut�lizi,ng the State own�d right of way near Univereity
Avenue ��id In�e�'��ate 694 �or a�ark as suggested by Caunciicaan Harris.
� hav� di,acussed wixh Mr. Brown the possi.b�li.ty a� d�veloping aome
p�,xk �,nd x'+��r��t�,on standards to propose to th� �ark a,nd Recreation Commi-
�e�pn and G��y �c�uncil, which will give some guidelinee. to �o�1pw in
Qott$id�ra�3.�� o� various park and recreation facil.itie�. I beli�ve this
�,q t��c�����y �o assist the City Council ir� providing �tz� orderly p�an for
A�,gk� ��.�'r�.d1�y. I think th�s is particularly ��ltical in the nei$hbor-
�1�Od 1��dd�s park �lev�lopment, but should be app].�.ed ts� all r�Gre�tional
�'�ci'��.���e �n �hv coauaunity.
GRT1 / cp�6
Very reapectfully,
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Gera�.d R, Aav1s
City Manager
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Fr�dley, Minnesata 5�421.
Paul Brpwn, Qire�tox
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�h� �a�.�e��t�$ r�su�ts axe �ubmitt�d in res�ect 'ta �,wa t�. diq Psrl� �aat�.tiQn�
'I���e '�l"►6i ��.ty h�� �^�c�ived:
�. i�yd� �'�rk Area � The Par�� and �ecreation Co:�nis�ian hav� ravi,�w�d the
p��G�t�,�� �nc� di�o�us��d �e ��qu��t with neighbors �.r� �h� �.mmed�ata� ara� �t thei�
�td1�' ���I�i�a�. Th���' �'��am����d�tiQna are to: 1R �urch��e 7�and i.n �h� Hyd� Psrtc
l�r��, w�.'�h msani.�� `�+� b� ��.�.c�cated in the �.972 Bud�et. 2. �.� �and �.� ts�� h�.?h
'�,�p� �p�q��p� �,q Q�t�a�c� parc�l Qf land ori�inal�.y r�questsd �.r� th� p���.ti,pn.
,��p �x����e� ��' the department � conauz�� with the �pmmi.ss�on reaa��n�ndat�iot�
-� �,r� ���pq��� �c� �hio ar��t. The��.i� a real need �'o� �o�� typ� a� �ppara�ua �rea.
2R I��mmi,a,��.s��� AddiiiQp Area ��he ��rks and Ra���=�ation Co�ti�s�.or� ha�e
`�gy�pr��,� the p�t�'��.�a�n �t�d discus�ed the :�eques� wa.�l� �#ei�hbors i�� the �mm�d�.ate
���� ��, ���iz� ,�ul�r mP�t�.ra�• Tkie3.7�^ recommnedatipt�� ar+� to� 1. 9bta�.n �t�� �wned
���,� m����,Q��d a.� t�� �ast,i�ion by a1l�ocating fund� �n th� 1972 Bud�st. �. �Ed t��
�,� �,,p�,q �c� ��ey ��es not sold. ,�s Obtain co�t es�imat,iBS �o� dsve�.4utn�q� 0� the
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�� �ire����° �f fi�h� departm°nt � do not� fes�, th�t t�e �i�y need� another
'��, �o# �.t� ��,� ��nm��.i.�te �r�a. W� hav!e �ak H�.�1 Pa�k whi�h i� loaated Gt7 �!t'�h
,��t� 7t,� S�, ��d ��e� t��s �ark �-th its Gurrent �aui�ities �e�ve� �Y�� ���� t�at
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MI NUTES OF REGUL.AR PARKS Alm RECREAT I ON CONM I SS I ON MEET I NG. Jt�iE �. 1971 �
Meeting was Galled to order at 7:35 p.m., by Vice Chairman Blair.
MEMBERS PRkSENT: Blair, Stimmler, Wagar.
MEMBERS ABSE#'T: Fitzpatrick, Olson. 55432, 560-3860
OTHERS PRESENT: Richard Snyder, 5901 2nd Street NE,
Barry Loucks, 5936 2nd Street NE, 55432, 560-8624, Hyde Park.
Mrs. Harry Holmberg, 5765 Main Street NE, 55432, 560-4771, Hyde
Mrs. Conrad Garness, 5916 2nd Street NE, SS432, Hyde Park.
Mrs. Carolyn Rouse, 210 Rice Cxeek Boulevard, 55432, 786-7132,
A1 Kordi.ak, Anoka County Commissioner.
Mike 0'Bannon, Anoka County Commissioner.
Pau1 Brown, Director of Parks and Recreation.
Curtis Dahlberg, Park Planner.
Cathie Stordahl, Secretary to the Commission.
MYDE PARK PRUPQSE➢ PLAY AREA,
$everal xesident�s were present to request the consideration of a tot lot �o be l�eated
on Lpt 21, $1QCk 10� of the Hyde Park Addition. The general address of the lo� 3.�
59th and 2nd St�eets, or about 5917 2nd Street N.E. The lot is too small �ar a
dwslling, bu� wou�d be just xight for a Tot Lot, according ta the area reside�ts.
Anothex possibl� kocation would be 5966 2nd Street, which is a double �orne�c lo�.
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The resid�n�s of' thi.s aacesa sxated that they felt there was a defina�te r►ees� for a�ot
1ot in th�i:x area and that� these two lats were available for consideration. 'Th�y
presented �. peti.tion to the Commission to this affeet.
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�OKA GOUNTY CONMISS�ONERS, Q'BAI�WON & KfJRDIAK�
�t�, l��ke Q+��n�or� and Mr. A1 Kordiak, Anoka County CommissionerS, were �res�nt tp
disGUSS �h+a Fridl�y City Parks and propased park lands.
Mr. 1�ord�a�C wa� asksd why hs appos�d the Parks �i11 which was bafore the S�nat�+, +�nd
wha� ��f�ct it w�t�1d have c�n th� City. Mr. Kax�ia'k s�ated that th� M���opol��an p�xk
�ill d�esnrt woxk as our p��n ret��ires. Planning and funding shauld be their gr�me
pu�'�os�. �� Pel'� that we raight not have eauai repxes�ntati.on due to the wast �rea
whic� would h�Ve to be cavexed by each member of tho Counc��, and the f�ct that it
wQU1d po�s�.�ly npt �nvolve a member fram Anoka County,
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_ Mx. Mike c�!�anno�n pr�sented a check, in xhe amount o� �2,OOQ.00, to Mr, Don �laix,
V�.�e Ck��iTman� to b�+ used in the developm�nt of a beach Qn Spr�.ng Lake. The ar��t
�,�s ia�aan namecl "lahn ��i.a.k�aan, Pa�c�.". The City Qf Fridley has plans far th�
d�v�lopm�nt �� this beach a��n the near future. Th� �ift from Anoka County� �s th�ix
way ai' h�lpi�ng the �ndivi.dual co�munities tp dev��o� tl�eix r�atural xe�Aux��� inta
us�able areas. Tt�a Cou�ty will �rant thi� amouAG to a Municipality, upon theix ,
�ceq,ue��+ ot� a�� annual b�sis . Thils is tt�e iixst year t�hat x,he Ca�ty oP �r�d1�y ha�
�oaue�tsd thfa pwnsy and �t �.� �oped that ,Tohn �ricksan Park can be imP�ov¢d £px,
us� in tt�o i$7� �wimm�n� S�a�on.
On iaehalf Qf Mx. Fi�zpa���,�k �nd th� �the� memt��rs o� the �5t1�1ais�l.p�, Mx, Bla�r
� tha�nk�d Mr � 0' �annon and Anoka Count�►.
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JQHN ERICKSON PARK iCQN�T)�
' Ma�. Bxown �xplained the grant to the Commissioners and visitors, and stated that
perhaps they were thinking of this same type of grant for the Moore Lake �e�ch
area. k�e i�nfortned xhe Comnnissi.on that this was a single grant and could be
' ��equesC,ed pnly c��Ge a yeax by each Municipality and that they had deeided t� use
it for JQhn Erickson Park this time.
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' Mr. Browz� fr�i'az7t�ed fihe Commission that he had been over at John Eriekspn P�rk and
ob$erved th�t there were many peopla on rubber rafts and ather types of water toys,
�wimming in tha 1ake. He pointed out that there was definitsly a problem h�re be�c�u�a
af the lack o� supervision and the fact that floating objects, such as rafts, �r�
' unsafe. Mr. Brpwn said that Spring Lake was of a cleaner nature than Moore Lake,
but it will be several yeaxs befor� the Beach is in full swing. We'11 tTy tv Sta�'G
pur t�ex� sttmmQr►s activiti�s with sQt�e gua�ds, but it�11 be a futuxe date that'�1
, �how tha same typ� o� pro�ram whiGh is pxesently iound at Maore Lake, We pres�ntly
own some land �cross �rom Spxing Lake, which could be used for parking. p��►�e
�ricksan danated land to the Paxk Department for this purpose and with the aid r�ce�.v�d
fxam the Caunty, we are hopeful of progressing with the proaect and provid� a�each
' for the people i.n this area.
Curtis Aahlberg, Park Plar�ner, suggested that the Commission appraach th� School.
' Board,of Spring Laker Park, regarding the proposed School i.n this area, and the
possibi�.�ties of using the School parking lot for our qverflow parking.
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�Ir. Q'F�annan, �ounty Comm�ssioner, showed the Commission same oi the propQxty wha�eh
he pre���tly owns, by usir�g a map. The prvpexty zs east of Old Centxal, South o�
Missis�ippi Stxeet, ar�d Noxth of Gardena Avenue. It's the South one-hal£ c►f Blo�k
#23, �.n what i� eon�monly knowr� as Meathex Hil ls .
� Qth+�r a���s wtaich could ia� cQns�dered as propos�d park.land a�e �ocated a.n Hami�ltoA'�
Addition t� MeGhan�.csvil�Q, I.ats 8, 9, F� l0, Block 14, wt�ich would be additianal
s�ac� fpr �h� p�op�e who use Oak H�11 Park, located at 54th F� 7th Str��ts. Ths�e
� wau�d t�e €qx � To'� �.at and all oi them are the norraal 120�deep by 4p' wid�. 'They ���
pr�s�ently own�d by tt�e Counxy but could be deeded to the City for Park purposes.
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Mx, Kordiak SpQk� tQ Xhe Commission, regarding xhe "Middle-East" axea iT� F�id�.ey,
which k�x�. ��sQ� has mention�d as a definite area which needs Aark deYelppm�nt, M�'.
Q��3anr�ott's �anc� r+as mentioned and would contribute about 10 acres , so it wpuld b� a
f��sibl� area. Five to seve� oF the �cres could be nicely ds'veloped �1nto a Paxk,
accoxdin� to Mx. Kordiak, Th.ere is both wooded.and flat lands here.
iRRTGATIt�N CaR THE GOM�f)NS PARK,
' Mr, Tom Ni�1�en, President of th� �rid��y Youth Footbal.l Association (F.X,P.A.�, Nits
��esent and asked tk�e status of tt�� �xri.gati.on system �or xh� �oot�ai� f���a, Mx.
��awn �nfaxmed Mr, Nie�sen that thq bidS had b�en xeject�d once and �ow the �ina�
b�ds had b�sn xe�eived a�d was expected to be a�proved, kle said tt�at the field, it�
' all probabi�.it��s, would nat be �eady for fall use. H� said that� thiS type a�
p�cqject take� some time� and that if they played on the field be£ore the seed wm�
ab].e t4 'kr�ke a i�,xm stand, it migt�t have to be red�pne. bix. B���jj� �g�d th.�t the
' pQpartment was maka.ng ev�ry elforx ta get the system-��.n at�d dperation�a� and that
theX w�u�d k�e� the F.Y.�.A. ittformed as to the progress.
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CtNVC�SS I ONS �
Mr. GaTy S�in�mla�'{ CommisSione�, and President of the Hockey AssociatiQn pf Pridley
(H.A.F.)� was �axesen�t and di�cussed the Goncessions for the H��kay Season with Mx.
Tom N�else�, who will be in charge of the Concessions for the Football Seasoz�, The
Foatbal� Aesaciat�.on� has a�plied fox and received a. license �o mainta�n � Canc���ion
at The Commar�� paxk du��ng the Footbal l Season, but it doesn't expire uT��Ci� l aftex' th0
Hock�y Seasor� �� qvsr. Th� license is issued fo�c a period of one yea�, ��d Mr. St3.m1n1�T
and, Mr. N�.�1�Q� a�reed ta s�lit the cost of the cost of the license a�nd �ach �roup Wil�
operata th� CanGes�ion du�ring the Season when their respective sport is in op�raxion.
PARKING PRQ�I.�M AT M�1GRE L�AIC� aEACH�
Mr. �� �;�t�'med the CQmmission that pe�haps they had heard rumors o� the eliminatiQn
of the B�ach Park�n� Permit. Me tald the Comm�ssion that a survey had beet� mailed out
ta �he residant� a1Qng Centra� Avenue, reauesting their opinion as ta the solution�
£ar our parking p�'oblems. They had the following choices;
1, a. "Nv Pcvcfu.ng Any�i.me'' signs to be insta�led on the �ast
Side o�' Central Avenue.
b, A�low parking on the West Side of Cent�ral Avenue.
Z. "N�r Fcvt.h�i.ng" signs �o be installed on Both Sides af C�n�r�l,
3• Paxkin$ at specified times,ONLY. (�ast 6ide of Central ONLY),
Af��:r the xesults of the survey are discovered, th� Police Chi�f, City Manager, �r►d
' Mx. Brown, will meet to see if this can be cs�zrected. At:that time, tha ��t� p� th�
Beach Farking Per�nit will be determined.
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Th� Comm�.s�ion a.sk�d M�. Brown for a progress repoxt on the Trailblazers F�o$ram.
Mr. Brown said that he was putting it in the Budget for 1972.
Mac. BrQwn repar.ted that in order to ��rovi.de an iGe �kating rink on �t�e Gra�e �chooi
Pro�exty, we w�ll have to do some grading. There are eight poles avail.�ble �Qr
l�ghts, but they need the iixtures.
Mr, �xown also rsparted that the fire hydrant water fountains hav� worked aut quit�
we11. The only �rcab�l�ms we've encountered are with theix' �Ocat�.o�.s. A� Sylvan Hi11�
Paxk, thv hydrant is across the street.
MIf�1TES OF MEETING, MAY Z�I. �%�.�
Ma�,an by Wac�cv�., �ec.onded by SZimme.en, �a aceepx �h.e M�.►1u..tea o� xh.e negu.Qan mee�ing
an, Mu.y 2q, 19�'1. The Mo�i.an �a��,ed.
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Mr, ati��unlex su��e�ted tha� the Commis�i.on a�d the Parks and Recxea�tiar� D�partm�n�
spqnsa� a Gca 1�' Touxnam�nt .
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' Mo.�'.iron bc� Wagu1�., Se�.onde.d by S�i.mrr�Qvc, �a adjaunn .the mee�%ng cLt 9; 25 p.m.
The next r�gular meet�.ng will be held on Monday, August 30, 1971, at 7:�p �r,m., in
� th.� aonfer��nae room at Civic Center. Please note that by a vote of the Commission,
�he m�etin� data was changed �xom the 4th to the Sth Monday i�n Au�ust.
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G�r��.d �t. Davie � C�ty �a8sx
�iasim M• QuxRShi, C�t�y Engi�nser-Di.reatar o� 8�.aruz�.ng
bJ�A AATE: July 29, 1471
D�MC► �iT,1D�8E�: GM �71-12
Re: Assistance Requpsted �i Rober� Dt}ehol��
290 CraiRbxook Way Regardin,� the Dam� 4
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C�ueed b�,r Recen� Aain �totZn
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Mr. Du�ho,�m' a proper�y wae r+�vie`►ed by Gity per$cmael
�td ` i�' i��ema the wast�out wae caused oa h�.s ' p�caperty 1�Y the ��tar
;��liA� Ov�r �he etreet curbing d�,sia� � xsG�n� �aiA �toxlp,
He ia reqt�ating cextain �si.stt�uee �xom �h}► Gity.
W+� �e¢�.; .it ie �sasonabl� bscaus� r.hs a�e� requlres �ax�d �ro�rk.
I� y�t��p�aet�� w�re ueed, it would damages �} �pt af trees i� �he
��'�A• �4 wo ar� ��counnending Cou�c�l au�hari�a�a paymeat o�
��tQ,O� and �upplyin� o� �aaterial �equ�st�d by Mr, D���olaa� WQ
��uld �o�k �rith �h� t¢].Qpho,n� and zailraad co�ppafli�o Por �t}s
r�i��oad �i�s oX the po�.es.
�h� culvert under �lden Way in th�s araa i�:u►nd�r-
de�p�,�u�d �r►d wauld hav� to b� enla�8sc� w�e�n t�� stvna eylt�in
w+�t��.d be cua�le�ed on the East �i�la ai' th:e r��.lroad tsack �.a
Aa��y Add�.tio� (SGo�na Sewer Project Np. �.0�� �
D1A�iM �t. Q[TI�ESi11, P,R. ,;. _
Gity �Aginee�c»A�rec�or oi, �'lanaing
� aoacur ►�i�h the a�vW� recommend ipn.
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M�MO�TQ: Gerald R. Davis, City Manager
' M�MQ PRQM: Nasim M. Qursshi, City �ngineex
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' R�: Txa£fic Problem On 7th Street in Area of 59th Ave.
�omplaint of Richard Anderso�n - 5932 7th Street
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Th� City ordinances prohibit parking in £xont o£ dri.veways.
If �he property owner would ca11 the pplice, these cars would
be tag��d.
Attached herewith is a map marked Exhi.bit "A"' showir�g the
exist�.�g �igns 3.� the general area. The map marked �xhi�bi� "�"
shows the xecommended signs which should be install�d, These
xe�c�m��nda�tions have been discussed with th� Poli.ce Chie�.
�l�n��ss you wish to have these si�ns reviewed and ap�rav�d
by tha Ci.ty Council, we wi11 advise the Public works Dep�x'�ment,
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F�'idl�y, Minnesata
MEMO T0: CITY ENGINEER, DIRECTOR OF PI,ANNING
AA�: NLX 1b, 1971
SUB.TEGT; CQ�IPLAINT OF RICHARD ANDERSON, 59�2 7�H STREET
p� you know, thia ar�a is�located acrosa from �he CommQna
�ark which has a 1ot of haseball games played at the diamond
1pG�ted at �9th and 7th Street, Mr. Andersop, is Coacerned w�th
poople parking o�n the west aide of 7th Stre�t, blocking his
driv�aay and creatiag coageetion an, the etzeeC; Ariv�,ag the
ar.a, � notice that there are "no parking�� •igas on Jefferson,
�Creet whi,ch ia in the vicinity of thq L�ttle League ballfield.
Pl�e�a� advise me, i�n your opinioa con�ulting with the Pq�ice
A�Partaie�nt, whether i.t would be advis�bl� tp conalder aay further
"po parking'� sigas in this area. Oae of hie complaiata ie thnC
p�opla park i�n his driveway, thereby t�lacking acc�as ea k�ie honte.
�exh�pe there could be signing regarding th� blacking of driyeways,
and thi.s could go to eliminate the residenta problem on Chia e�re�t.
F1�atse give me your recammendation on this matter.
GE R . DAVIS
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N'��tQA ANA C��"X �OUNCIL
�J4J�,Y 30, 1971
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Qrt July 29� 1971, Mr, Ado�ph Kukowsk�., Pre�ident qf the Fridi�y �Tayceea,
�t&�� B�Q�n, �n�i � a��at �� diecuss sub.�ect above. The ,�ayceee are seekirt� p�rmis*�.on
Af C�1! City tp ppor�sp�° �ha State Opec� Softball Tourna�aent o�l August 13, �4, 15 st
�t�R ��►I�Qta� �nd �tad�an Fielda, Additionally, the .T�ycees wou�d lik� �h� Qity Co
������h Qe�e �t��ala�ye+� over the w�ek�nc�, which is aalau�axed tA be about �A man
hau�e �� s�a�� pf �ppx'vxi.mately �275, This ma�n wou�.d gen�x'a11y bp u��c� t� sup�r-
�ri�IR ��� 1��►�r�g Qut o� Ct�e �ield, aupsrvlse kbs checking out a� equ�.ptnnt�� and Ch�
�e�t��q p� �aqu�pm�n� �t �he ead of the days play, and �aversee the ue� og �h�e park
�+�4�114�I�� b;y Che� paxt�clpants in the tournament,
��7�p�,ain��d �.a Mr, Kukowski thax in complianca with �t�mprandum 9-�,�7Q, on Che
p�b�scC ot 'C'ity �c�p�.vy�e and Ua� Policy, I would be ur�able Co author�z� the aerv;tce�
�� � C���r �mpla�QS �or thi,� purpo�e watthout char�iag the or�anizat�on tha coat o�
th� ���1t��tee. Mr. �{uks�wski indicated that he wc�ul.d l;�ke tc► talk �o thg Co�ncil
ac��c�rl���t� thi� gol�ay and wi.11 b� gresent Monday nigk�t t0 c�0 sacpe. � b+�lieve
�e ��q�,� th�t �h� City should assiat �,n the financial. sppnsQrship of this tournaR
Rte�� ��} t�l�t �hi� ��pqpot�s the City by attxaeting soaae b6 �oftball Ceam&, and
�x'�m �.QQA t� 20pQ pa��t�cip�r��a and s�ectators �xom a1T aver Minnesota,
V�ry respeat£u�ly;
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PARKS .4tJD REGREATION DE��R1?1Ei�±T "
Fridl.ey, Minnesota SSq21. �
Paul �rown, pirectAx
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Tt?t �#��� ��r���9�" �A'��; Ju�.y 2�� 1�7�
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, Q�t�- ap��o�-e1 �v��at - To�.rnament Type Poli.cy i� ��t�Qhed �or youx �.r�fvrt►:ation,
�t# �'9�po�# '�o th� Jsycees request for Qne o� ou�r mer� �o�+ �a�� paxk it i� psx��
4�t' �ha }�c��.Qy �h�n �'pu�ea�k �ox� a�si�tance of �ity,?���,�+ ��,ay ax��a to p� �or ti��s
OA�'Y�AB.
��� N��� 1�8 C�1x �@COpd �OUx�1at�8pt 1nv01v].q� tkie Jay�cees. La$t yo�r t��y
q��p�oc���p�+qd 1��ot�� w;�th our departm�nt the Stat� Indu��z�ia7, Champiar��hi��.
I�ttr0 A�xaady �fi� with �he ao�cha�,zmat� o� the taurpam�t�t and m�tr�y c�t �i'�e
�9��� ��� ut7s��rway. ,
'�� �t,'�e� �a �u�t t�c� i,r�a� th� Qounci]. Q� #,heix sv�n� and c1ea� ths w�y
�'l��+ KIA# ���' Q�'' I��r� r�t '�h� �u�na��pt si�e.
Sine�re�.y yours,�
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6��1 Un��areity Aoenue N. E.
Fr�.d�.oy, Minnesota
G�ex��lemsn:
Th�.s year the Js�ycees are sponsor�.ng th�
�tt�'Ge Q�er� Softball Tournament to be held
Qn �'��,day Saturd�ty and Sunday, tl�! 13th�
14th a�nd '� 5th oP August. At the C�mmofls
and at Mad�sen Field.
We are her�by app].ying For a tood est�,l�
l�shmen� p�rm�,t that would also a11ow us
tb s�11 be�r. W� will have tbe cc,nae���.on
and beer stands at the Commons park :e�.Q�.a
tar�ly.
� ypu kuaw the Jaycees are $upp].ying the
m�ppwer to put up �he snow iQnce�� handle
ti�ket $alea, conce�sion sales s�nd ta main-
tain the diam4nds b�tween games. We are
la�k�.n� on7.y the knorrledge tp makq euro the
diai�ands are up to Tournament �ave1. We
�kte�e�pr� would appreciate the cqunail a,l�-
�.Ovr�.x�� caAe knpwledgeable park empa.�y�� to
b� Q�'e�ch park. His only job would bq to
�su�erY�.ss our people to mak� aura the jot�
wst� dAns right.
We rro��.d �ppreci�te this help itnd are look-
in� �o�t�ard to y0ur �nswer.
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��a�t#��� �� ��������� ���.d ar� gu�k���c ox park �azca�?�x�y► ��r� t�ca ��t �A�xti� thc�
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,�R 'T'�� a�+c�v� mth7�et�.c �ver►�k� wh�.ch the �it� paxt��c�pa�es in ar� luxth�x
d���t��a��d b�law: .
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�,��, A�t��.���,a F+�scaG�atiQn, �r autY�r�ri���t GQA���rnso���q organiz��ic�n.
�x�����:q to ka� box't�e b�' khe Athletic AssQc�,ation �px a Tau�'n�3rt��� ����u��+:
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�h� �3ocls�y ,pvs��iation Af Fridl�y and �hs P'��.d�.�y Youth Footb���. Assoc�a��Ori�
' 'bc�t�! s4at�d Nov�N?ax 19�'i . No agrsement� �:x�.�t a�. �k��.s �ims wi�� any q�QUp�
�,� �p��jc�tbat�l, �pitball and basebal�..
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City �mF1Qy�e� and equ�,pment are �Qt authoxi��d �o pa�r��ci�ate in ar�y
�a��►�r at G�ty �x�ene� iri any recrsat�.o�ial. Gon��st ox activ�.�Y nAt
�����9oxed or co�spQnsored bv the C�.ty c�f �'�'id1e� and putJ.lnsc� ab4ve Qr �Gx
w��,�j� ���.�es� �a�prav�l has not been g�.ven bX ths ��ty �oun�il�. Th� Fa�'k� 6r
Raq��a�i�a� Ai.rsato� i� to keep tha City Coune�l. and khe Park� ,�nd R�ereaeion
����i��ia�1 ict�orm�d of a11 tpurnamsnt$ and spscial ev�c�t9 to be held oc� p�x�
p�Qpsrty� ,
(��,�x '�►�la��� �nd equipment are no� &uthQ��.��d �a pa�tie�.patr� iA any mAr�riit�'
�,� ���� ex�a�s� in ar�y xe�reat�.onal �ranta��. Qr �G�.a,v�.tX �Ho��o�ed by �T►Y
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1�1� T0: Gerald Davis, City Manager
I�:MO FROIri: Harvey J. McP'hee
MEMO pATE: July 13, 1971
RE: Second Quarter Activity Report
Attached is wy activity report for the aecond quarter of
1971.
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HARVEY J, MC
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AFRIL, MAY�JUNE ACTIVITY RBPOxT
540 Hugo 3treet N.B.
Litter complaint checked and talked to son; seat lettex.
57$3-5791 - 2� Street N.E.
Rechectc of litter on property,
7612 Arthur Street N.B.
G�neral premise check and report to manager at h1a request,
7676 Arthur Street N.$,
Genteral premisa check and report to manager ar his requeat.
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99 - 77th Way N•E"
' Secoad complaint on litter aad air pollution from State Pollution Control
Agency. Several Checks, letters, and phone calls and problems have been
resolved,
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5428 , 5th Street N.B.
Two complaints on litter. Checked aad has been cleaned up.
250 - 57th Avenue N.S.
M�eat complaint; handled by telephone.
$255 East River Road
Problems of litter, no sewer, and dilapidat�d building. Issued a violation
tag to owner. New tenaat and all problems are corrected by this date.
8251 East River Road
Complaint on inadequate hot water in apertmeat building. Letter to owner
and aaother heater installed.
537Q - Sth Street N.E.
Recheck of litter problem and no improvement; owaer in court.
5378-84 - 5th Street N.E.
Recheck of litter problem; some improvement. Ownera in court.
639� Dellwood Drive
Litter investigation. Sent letter to clean up.
5323 - 4th Street N.B.
Litter investigation; talked to son of owaer and sent letter.
' S400 Polk and 5701 Highway �65
Recheck of a continuous �litter problem; still ueeds improvemeat. Had court
trial on case after 3 violation tags issued; problems not necesearily
resolved.
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Litter complaint checked; no orne home and letter sent.
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5�51 Ceatral Avenue P.B.
Litter problam arouad di�count atore checked aeveral ti.�so and letter seat.
Violation ta� is�ued to managar. Probleaie hopefully reeolved with new
manager. Additional checks have shawa better outside clean up.
5339 - 4th Street N.$.
�itter camplaint checked aad letter eent to owner.
5b0 Hugo Street N.B.
Litter complaint checked and �o one ho�e. Seat letter.
5430 - 7th Street N.B.
aousiag and litter problame; checked and letter seat to owner arn each of
sever+tl visits .
25 - 44th Avenue N.B.
' Aaother air pollutian complaint. Beferred to State Pollution Control
Agency as previously agreed. Complainant is awane c� �`aiaqner that
this particular problem is being haadled.
6269 University Avenue i1.B.
Pood survey caapleted.
5267 Ceatral Aveaue N.B.
Outside pramiae check of shoppimg ceater on aeveral visita; Mrote an
official clean-up order. Finally a violation tag written oo, a�rner.
6S0 �ly N.B.
Several checks with offieial order aeat to a�+aer. A complaint has been
prepared for review by City Attorney at this date.
18S Craigbrook WaY N.$.
Pool plans reviewed, approved, and referred to Building Inspector.
6300 Central Avenue N*�.
Litter and rodent check at request of C�ty Maaager. Order iasued to
owne� to exterminate, clean, a�d grade. Work was completed.
6025 - 3rd Street N.B.
echeck of work ordered by Council after eanitarian's report some time
ago; no one home; outside work completedj letter �q remove same litter.
55 - 77th Way p,B,
I,itter complaiat; iaeued order apd haqe had eeveral additional contacts
on problem. Peeds more follo� up.
6370-SQ Iiighway #65 and 1060 - 64th Ave. P.B.
Litter problem; checked and issued claaa-up order. T�lill follav up.
1040 - 64th Avenue N.S.
Oenaral litter complaint Qf aa area discuesed w�th awnar. Neighbors must
cooperate in problem. po ather action.
1255 - 66th Aveaue N.B.
Litter complaint; check�d and diacuesed; no serioue p.oblem.
62�1-6267 Universit A a e Di
Litter pro lem n ,�� q� accaaions r�t ,ahopp�,pg canter. Order
iasued to clean up. linally, a violation tag written oa a�net�.
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8ar and restaurant survey; discussed with owner; letter al�o sent.
7�381 Central Avenue N.B.
Litter problem checked and discussed With owner.
173 - 49th Avenue N.E.
Aog odor complaint; checked and talked to owner; found ao problem.
573 Fairmont N.E.
Dog odor camplaint; discussed with owQer.
5908 - 2� Street N.B.
, Rodent cosnplaint in apartment building checked and talked to Cenaat.
Letter ta owaer to improve poorly maintained building.
6731 - 4th Street N.S.
Litter complaint; talked to awner; partially corrected at Ci�ne of visit.
6414 Van Buren Street N.L.
Litter cc�mplaint; no oae hame; issued cleaa-up order.
1350 Cardena N,B.
Consultation oa incinerator regarding air pollution requiremeats.
5085 Hughes Avenue N.B.
Reviewed pool plans and referred to Building Inapector after sanitarian`s
approval.
4617 - 2� Street N.E,
Litter camplaint; discussed and requested to clean up.
921 Overton N.B.
Aog keanel camplaint; checked and sent letter.
$150 East River Road N.B. '
Suxvey and report ta Building Znspector as requested.
$154 East xiver Road N.B.
Survey and report to Building Inapector as requeated.
1600 - 73rd Avenue N.$.
Litter complaint on vacaat property ia this area. Checked and letter to
owne�c to clean ug.
7k51 Central Avenue N.B.
Plumbing and hot water heater complaiat referred to sanitarian by Building
Inspector. Checked and has been corrected.
5618-20 - 6th Street N.E.
Li�ter complaint; checked and talked to tenant who promiaed �o clean up.
�.etter to oWner also.
5220 Maia Street N.E.
Air pollu[iotn complaint forwarded from Stata Pollution Control Agency.
Surveyed and letter written.
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Foo1 plans reviewed and referred to Building Znspector a�ter my approval.
7].31 xivervieW �errace
Pool plans approved and referred to Building Inapector.
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Complaiat on poorly maintained restroame; have had previous complaints;
checked and contacted new manager and assiataat manager. Neads more
follow up.
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505 Fairmont N.E,
Litter complaint; order to owner to clean up.
6500 Ceatral Avenue N.E.
Sale of milk without license; letter to owner to discontinue; will
follow up.
6229 Central Avenue N.B.
Survey of burned-ou[ apartment building and check of litter problem;
request from Building Iaspector; mano to Buildiag Inspector and letter
ko owner.
5170 Main Street N.E.
Cbeeked incinerator complaiat; letter Co company.
3710 East Biver Road N.E.
Survey of this business to assist in review of plans for new addition and
remodeling.
5940 East River Road N.E.
Inaect problem in apartment building. Lettez aad telephone discussion
with owner.
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' FR�I: MARVTN C. BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIREC'fOR
' SiJBJBCT; RESOLVTION ESTABLISHING WORKING CONDITIONS, WAGES AND HOURS
OF EA� LOYEES OF THE CITY OF FRIDLEY'S POLICE DEPARTI�NT
DAT�: JULY 27, 1971
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Th�e attached r�,�olution sets forth the rates of pay, workin� conditions, hours, etc.
for employees of the Police Department for the year 1971. The only Police Department
e�ployees not covered by the agreement are the Police Chief and the Secretaxy.
This agreement differs from what has been in effect in the past years as follows:
AR'I'ICLE I This article sets forth the purpose of the resolution and
was inserted at the request of the City.
ARTICLE II Sets forth the employer's authority and was inserted at
the request of the City.
ARTICL� TII Settlemant of disputes. This arti.cle was inserted at the
request of the City.
ARTICLE VII Requests for change of p�sition. This article gives the
emplayee the right to a hearing before the City �nager on
� his request to revert to patrolman status from investigator
status, if he should so desire.
A3lTICLE IX Dues check off. Management agrees to recommend dues check
off to the City Council. This item has been recomnended to
the City Council in past years, but t�he City Council has never
gone along with this provision.
' ARTICLE XIV Relating to discharge and �i�ciplinary action ef employees.
This section clarifies existing policy and was inserted at
the request of the City.
, ARTICI.� XX Rates of pay. This article sets forth the rates of pay for
the year 1972.
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or longevity pay. Longevity pay has been in effect in past years
and the pay for the rear 1971 is computed at the same percentage
as it has been in the past.
A1�MINISTRATIVE RULES REGARDING HOI� PICK-UP,OVERTII� AND TRAINING:
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The Police Department Memorandum dated July 23, 1971 sets forth the rules covering
hom� pick-up of uniform Police personnel as well as rules coverir.g overtime and
training,
Annual salaries relating to individual policemen will be found under separate cover.
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RES4LUTION N0.` �
ESTABLI3HING WQRXING CONDITIONS, WAGES
AND HOURS OF EMPLOYEES OF Ti� CITY OF
FRIDLEY POLICS AEPARTMENT
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Wt�REAS, Mail Order Departmeat Store and Warehouae Employees Local Unioa No. 149,
as bargaining represeatative of the Employees of the City of Fridley Police Degartment,
hae presented to the Council of the City of Fridley various requeats relating to the
working conditions, wagea and houra of employeea of the Police Departmeat of the City
o� P'ridley.
NOiW TI� REFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Citp Couacil that the following conditions
' of emplayment #or the employees of the Fridley Police Department ars adopted and
placed in effect, to wit;
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PURPOSE
Smctiaa 1. The purpoas of thia resolution ie:
a. To establiah certain rules, regulatioas, hours, wages and other coa-
ditiona of emplopment for employees of the Police Dep�rtment as agre�d
to by the City of Fridley, hereiaafter called the Employer, aad I�il
Order Departmeat Store and Warehouse Employees Local No. 149, herein-
a�ter called the Union.
b. To establish procedures for the resolution of disputes concerning the
provision of this resolutioa and/ar application.
Section 2. The Mayor and City Manager are hereby authorized to enter into an agreement
with the Union concerning conditions of employment for employees of the
Polise Department as set forth ia this resolution.
ARTICLE II
EMPLOYER AUTHORITY
Section 1. The Employer has and retains the sole right and respon$ibility to administer
�he Police Department to meet the obligationa established by Federal and
$�ate Law, City Chartex or City Ordinances. Such right and responsib�lity is limited
o�1q to the ext�nt specifically modified by this Agreement.
' �„e�ct,�oa 2. The Employer aad the Uaioa agree that certaia hours, wages aad coaditioaa
af employment are established by City ordinance or resolutioq;Civil Service
Ra14s, and the Rulea and Regulations of the Fridley Police Departmeat. This agreemeat
supplementa such hours, wsges, and other conditions of employment to the extent to
� whicln they are not in conflict. If ia conflict, the law, ordinaace, resolutioa, or
r�u1� or regyl�tiot► ahall prevail.
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SETTIEMENT OF DISPUTES
$�ction 1. Gri.evances which arise during the period of employment of any Employee
�� ahall be handled in the following mancuez: Any claim of alleged viola-
tion of th� provisions of thia agreement, to be valid and to receive consideration,
must be f11ed in writing by the Employee or his repreaentative apecifying the
details oE the alleged violation within ten (10) daya after the regular pay day for
the �eriai in which the alle�ed violation occured.
AR�ICLE IV
SENI_ ORITY
Section 1. The Employer hereby does recogniz� senioriGy rights to the extent that;
1. 5e�iority will ag�ly on all shift poaftions. -
2. Seniority will apply on vacations up to May lst of each year. After
May lst, vacations will be on a first come, first serv�d basi�.
�wployee does not establiah seniority rights until he shall have worked a total of
six (6) months. '
ARTICLE V
VACATIONS
Sect�ion„1. �ach Employee of the City who has worked regularly for the City for a
period of nat less than twelve (12) successive months is entitled to a
vacation away from employment with pay. Vacation pay sha11 be computed at the regular
r��e of �ay to which such Employee is entitled. An Employee who has worked a minimum
of twelve (12) months is entitled to one (1) workday of vacation fo� each month so
�ao�ked. An Employee who has worked eighty-four (84) consecutfve months is entitled
to one and one-ha�.f (1�) workdays of vacation for each month worked beginning with
the �aighty-fitth (85th) month of conaecutive employment. An Employee who has worked
oc�e hundred eighty (180) successive months is entitled to one and Cwo-thirds (1-2/3)
wprkdays of vaeation for each month worked beginning with the one hundred eighty-�irst
(1�1�t) month of consecutive employcaent. Except where otherwise pravided by agree-
aHant between th� City Manager and Employee, no more than twenty (20a days vacation
may be Caken in any one calendar year, and the vacations, unlesa otherotise prov.ided,
shall. be taken each year during the months of April to and including Che manth of
Auguet, .
$�ect�i�an,_2. Employ�es are not authorized to caxry ovex from one year to
more than 5 days af vacation over what the employee had �C
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S�CCion 3. In the event a regular tull t�me Employee quits or hia employment is
s�vered for any reason whatsoever, he s}�all receive his earned vacation
pay.
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HOiJRS WORIiED
SactiQn 1. The work week schedule for all Offi,cera and Patrolwea, shall constitute
four (4) days on duty and two (2) daye off du ty for a total of thirty
esve�n and one-half hours per week. The Chief of Police ie responsible for scheduling
a�nd assigt�ing the weekly work schedule.
Sect�„�, ion 2^ Na Officer or Patrolman will be required to work two shifts during s
tve�nty-four (2A) hour period, except during an emergency.
ARTI�IE VII
REQUESTS FOR CHANGE OF POST�T„�ON
Sect� io,n,�l. With regard to Investigators requests to revert to Patrolman status,
Management agre�s with the right o£ an �mployee to have a hearing
befaxe th� Departa�ent Head on the matter. If the question is not settled, the
Emplayef� has the right to a hearing before the City Manager. The Cit�► Manager's
deci�ion will be �inal.
ARTICLE VIII
EMPLOYEE EDUCATION FROGRAM
Sect�.on 1. The Education Program in effect is as outlined in City of Fridley
Memarandum No. 4-1970 dated May 18, 1970 and adopted by Resolution
Na. 1Q1-1970,
ARTICLE IX
DUES CHECK OFF
Sec���.on ,1. Union dues wi11 be deducted from the employeea paycheck once per month
and forwarded to the Union.
ARTICLE X
OVERTIME
Soct__r_,__�„�ion�l�, When a Policeman ia required to work overtime to perform duty after
�e�ul$r working houra or appeare in court, he shall receive pay
computed at 1� times the regul�r pay. If an employee ia called back to work and
atore than on� (1) hour has elapeed aince his work period ended, he will receive a
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minimuca ai two (2) hours overtime. If the employee i.s called to work early with
no break in service before his regularly schedule work period atarts, �he work
performed is ean�idered normal overticae for the period of time �ctually worked.
Wk�e�a the as�igned scheduled work day fall or are on Saturday or Sund�y, no over-
time will be paid.
ARTICLE XI
HOLIDAYS
Sect� l There is no holiday pay as such, as the Police Department is on a
�aur (4) day on, two (2) day off schedule (37� hours per W�ek).
ARTI�LE XII
NORMAL SICK LEAVE
Section 1. Any Employee who fs unable to work becauae of sickness or injury may
obtain a leave of absence upon notice to the City, Written vexification
af k�is eonditlon by a competent medical authority may be required. Where the condi-
tian a� the Employe4 is auch that he is unable to act for himself, the Union may
apply fox such leave of absence in his behalf. Failure to notify the City subjecta
the Employee ta appropriate discipline by the City.
Sect�,on 2. Each Employee of the City who has worked regularly for the City for a
period of not less than twelve (12) succe�ai.ve months ia qntitled to
siek 1�ave away from employment with pay. Sick leave pay shall be computed at the
rsgul�r x'a�s of pay to which such Employee is entitled. An Employ�e who has worked
a minimum o� twelve (12) montha is entitled to one��(1) day of sick leave for each
month woz�ked, cumulative to one hundred twenty (120) days of sick leave. After one
hund�ed tw+�nty (120) earned and unuaed days of aick leave have accumulated, one (1)
day additio�al vacation ehall be granted to an employee €or every thrse (3) sick
l�ave days �earned and unused. The Employee may elect, after ninety (90) earned and
unused days of aick lesve have accumulated, to receive one (1) day additional
v�catioa �or every three (3) sick days earned and unuaed. Sick leave days shall
not aecumulate beyond one hundred twenty (120),- Before any aick leave compensatioa
ie p$id, the �ity may reques[ and ie entitled to receive from any Employee who has
beet� sb�ent more than three (3) de�ys in aucceaeion, a cert�.ficate aigaed by a
camp�tec►t physician or other medical attendant certifying to the fact that the
ai�aeqGe was in Fact due to sickness and not otherwiae, The City also reserves
Ckte ri$h� to have an examination tnade at any time of any person clalming absence
by re��s�n of sickness; auch examinaCion may be made when the City deems the s�ne
reasonably necessary to verify the sickneas claimed and may be made in behalf of
�he �ity by any competent person designated by the City.
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INJURY ON JOB
Sect�i,on 1,,,: �Any futl time City Employee who has been employed by the City �t least
, eix (6) montha, injured on his regular job, ahall be entitled to full
pay up to s period o� ninetp (90) days while he is abaent from work by reasoa of
such injuxy and hia accrued sick leave wi11 not be charged until afte� and
� beginning with the ninety-first (91st) day of absence from work by reason of such
in,juxy, pravided however, the amount of any compensation shall be reduced by $ny
p�yment recefved by the injured employee from workmen's compens$tion insurance.
A� �mployee who claims an absence from work due to an injury sustained on his
' xegular job is subject to an examination to be made in behalf of the City by a
pe�rson competent to perform the same and as is designated by the City.
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DISCHARGE
S �ct�ion�l. Civil 3ervice Peraonnel. The Police Civil Service Commisaion has
responsibility for the employment, promotion, discharge and suspension
of all employees covered by Civil Service.
Sect on 2. Other Employees. Except as further provided, no �mployee will be
disciplined, suspended or discharged withaut just cause.
ARTICLE XV
FALSE ARREST INSURANCE
Sect�,,,ion,�l^ The City o� Fridley will provide protection for all Officera and
�dtrolmen against false arreat charges.
ARTICLE XVI
UNIFORM ALLOWANCE
Seet�i�o�,n�l,,,� The City shall provide a uniform clothing allowance for police OFficers
of $150 (ane hundred and fifty dollars) per year for uniiorm clothing
wh�n a�eded.
ARTICLE XVII
FUNERAL PAY
Sect,�„ion�l. Funexal leave will be granted to full time Employ�ea up to a maximum of
three daya. Puneral leave is granted in case of deaths occurring in the
immediate fam�ly. For this purpose immediate family is consid�red to be a spouse,
child, par�n�, grandparent� �;p�her or sister.
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JURY PAY
Sect�io�n 1. It shall be understood and agreed that the City shall pay all regular
full time Employees serving on any jury the difference in ealary between
juxy pay �,nd his regular salary or pay while in auch service.
ARTICLE XIX
HEALTH AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE
Section„1. Re$ular full time Employees shall receive the same aa other City Employeea,
- which policy at the present time providea that the City payo for the
Employee's Health and Hospital Insurance and the Employee pays for dependent coverage.
Th� C�ty alao provides life insurance equal to annual salary, with a maximum of
$10,000. The City also provides additional AD&D Insurance equal to salary, with a
�ximum of $10,000.
Section 2. A represeatative from the employee group shall be included on a committee
which makes recoioa�endationa on the coatent of specificationa for any new
policy. Sa�h recommendations are subject to Council $pproval.
ARTICLE XR
RATES OF PAY
' Section 1. Patroimen's Salaries:
First six (6) months
After aix (i) months
AEter one year
, AEter two yeara
After three years
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Se�eaats' Salaries
Lfeutenant's Salary
' Dispatcherr' Salaries;
First six (6) months
After six (6) months
' One and one-half (1�) years
Two and one-half (2�) years
Three and one-half (3�) years
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823.00 per month
857.00 per month
893.00 per month
930.00 per month
$ 988.00 per month
$1,042.00 per month
$ 680.00 per month
708.00 per month
738.00 per month
768.00 per month
800.00 per anonth
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S�ct�i,�oa 1. Icuentive pay will be paid ov�r aad above the staadard base rate or
going rate for Employees according to the following achedule:
Patrolman
Patrolman
Patrolman
Sergeant
Sergeant
Sergeant
Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Lieutenant
After 5 years
After 10 years
After 15 yeare
After S yeara
After 10 yeara
After 15 years
After S yeare
After LO years
After 15 ye$ rs
ARTICLE XRII
$23.00 per moqth
46.00 per month
70.00 p�r month
$24.00 per moath
49.00 per moath
74.00 per month
$26.00 per month
52.00 per moath
78.00 per month
This Resolution ahall be effective as of January 1, 1971, and shall remain in full
force aad effect until December 31, 1971.
Thia Resolution shall be retroactive to January 1, 1971, in a11 respecta except as
herei.n noted.
PAS3�A AND ADOPTEA THIS DAY OF , 1971 BY TEIIi CITY
CQUNGIL OP THE CITY OF FRIDIEY
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The abov�p Resolution aetting forth working conditiona, wagea and hours for employeea
of the Fri.dley Police Department is acceptable to eembers of Union Local #�149
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J eph P frel, Buainesa t., Local No. 149
I recoa►u►end the City Couacil adopt the a e reaolution setting forth working conditions,
Wages 8nd hours for employees of the Fridley ,pp]*ice Department �,,.,
Gerald R. Davia, Ci
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City aF Frid
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POLICE DEPARTMENT
MEMORANDUM
Police pep�rtment Personnel
Police Chief
SUBJ�CT; Administrative Rules Regarding Home Pick Up, Overtime
and Training
The following rules will govern home pick up of unifo►7ried police personnel:
1. There will b� no overtime charged to the City as a result of
home pick up.
2. In the instance of an accident or incident occurring at the
time ot shift change that involves an emergency af any nature,
the patrol car will go to the em�rgency rather than continuing
on its route of taking hame the employee. Th1s is to insure
th�t there is no reduction of the level of service as the
result of hane pick up.
3. There will be no switching of time worked as a result of home
pick up. There is no change ot the past policy regarding the
switching af time.
4. No employee will be picked up who lives outside the Fridley
City limits.
5. When one officer goes to pick up his relief, he will make Lhe
pick up as close to five minutes before the end of his shift
that is possib]e. In the instance of one patrol car picking up
twa men� �he first man wi11 be ready to be picked up fif te�n
minutes pr�or to the beginning of his shift.
b. The officer being picked up wil) be ready and will come out to
the car promptly.
7. In the event the officer is not re�dy or does not come out
pra�ptly, the other officer on duty w111 return to the station.
The officer coming on duty will then furnish his own transportation
to work.
8. In the even� the officer is not picked up five minutes after the
norm�l plck up time �or h1s fhitt. he wi11 assume that a11 cars
�re busy and cell the dlspatcher �o verify this. If the ca�rs are
busy, the e�aployee w111 proceed to the station promptly by his
oam transporatlon and notify the c�spatcher to communicate this
tnformation to the car planning to p1c�C the men up.
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9. When an offlcer is picked up at home, he w111 imnediat�ly
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The dispatcher wi11 m�ke a log entry of this.
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10. If an emergency call is received before the officer going off
duty has been dropped off, the car will answer the ca11 with
both officers in it. If the call is of a non-emergency type,
the officer will be taken home and the car will then answer
the call. If the nature of the call is such that it requires
the services of both employ�es, both enplayees Nill resppnd
ta the call. There is no change 1n the policy regarding the
method of deter�nining when an additional officer is needed.
11. When the relieved ofticer reaches his hame, he will notify the
' dispatcher ta put him out of service, the dispatcher will make
a log entry of this.
' 12. No overtime will be paid to any officer for work done after his
relief has been picked up and is in the car, except as otherwise
autlined above.
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13. The practice of home pick up is being conducted on an experimenta1
basis, and may be canceled by the City Mlanager any time it is
found the privilege is being abused, or if it is f�nd to be in the
best interest of the City to cancel the service.
fmployees will contribute up to thirty minutes per week of their own time for
training purposes as scheduled by the department.
When more than one patrol car is on duty, lunch and coffee breaks will be
staggered so that there iS always one police car on the street and on the move.
Qver�ime wi11 be camputed to the nearest fifteen minut� period. The minimum
�n overtime �s thirty minutes. An officer must have worked sufficient time to
qualify for the minimun if overtime is turned in.
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MEMO T0: GERALD R. DAVIS. C�ITr MANAGER,AND CITY COUNCII
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR .
SUBJ�CT: R�PAIR OF SANITARY SEWER EAST OF CENTRAL AVENUE N�AR
NACKMANN AVENUE
QATE: JULY 26R 1971
Qn Dec�ber 7, 1970, the City Council authorized the repair of
the sanitary sewer in the area east of Central Avenue near
Hdckmann Avenue. This work was done under Sdnitary Sewer a�nd
5�01� Sew�r Imp1"ove�nellt Pr0 ject NO. 100.
The contract has no�e been finished. The attached resolutipn rwuld
transfer th�tse costs to the Publ i c Uti l i ty Fund .
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A RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING COSTS AND EXPENSES FROM SANITARY SEWER
AND STORM SEWER PROJECT N0. 100 TO THE PUBLIC UTILITY FUND
WHEREAS, CertAin costs and expenses were incurred under
the contract of Dunkley Surfacing Co�spany, Inc. under Sanitary
Sewer and Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. lOp in the area
of Central Avenue and Gardena Avenue� and
WHEREAS, These costs should be part of the Pub11c Utilfty
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That expenditures in the
amount of �10,237.49 be transferred fran Sanitary Sewer and
Storm Sewer Improvement Project No. 100 to the Public Utility
Fund.
PASSED AND ADOPTED BY TME CITY";COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF FRIpLEY THIS �`' DAY OF '� ��,� , 1971.
ATTEST:
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REGULA.R COUNCIL M�ETING OF DECEMSER 7, 1970 PJ�GE
Counci Laart Shexidan said that the agreemant wou�d be revised befare the
seco�d read�.nq of the Ordinance in tMro wec�ks, with the chanqes as outlined in
the rcattgh dralt and suqgested thie eveninq.
MOTION by Council.man Shexidan to a�prove th� Ordinance on first xeading and
Maive� the reading, and grant the speciaJ. use pexmit, and instxuct that the
ac,�7c'eement be drawn up tar the second readinq on December 21, 1970. Seconded
by Caunci�man Har�is. -
Counci].m�an Lieb1 said that thia would give Bvx],ington Northern the rezoaing
and �pecial use pexmit, but th�y would still have to coma bQforQ the Council
in reqa4xd to the layout of the canstruction oE the bridge and undeacpass. He
wrged wcrking with the City so that the City cannot be huzt by the prpposed
developasnt. He said thaizslc you tor the 300' depth industri.al lota that are
beinq ma�de available aa that wvuld add tax.dollarm.to the City of �'ridley.
Thia will inake it pos�ible to brinc� in sc�2 ?.?n�+usixi� 1 d�velc�mont.
Councilma� Harris sa�d tha� the.publication of ti►� Ord.inance rrould be held
until a11 the docurc�nta ace signecl. �ie ask�sd i� �.'t vrould ba possible to
prwpaxe th�n enough� in advance of the ncaxt Cot2ncil M�aeting sa that �hey ��ou�d
be in the Gounci� Agends to qive.the CQUnc�J. ti�� to xe�v�ew the�a. Mx.
Tt►ompson aaid that he wc�uld srork with tha Cj.ty A1f�ainistxation on the redraft
Q! the agreement, and khe City Attorney �Aid thzt it ��ould be XeRdy for, the
ldseti�nq af December 21, �.970 iox the second xeading o!C the reaoninq Ordinance.
�'HE VOTE upon the motion beinq a roll call vote, Breidex, Sherid�n, Kirkham.
Liebl ancl Harris votinq aye, Mayor Kirkham dec��xaci the moticn carried
�nan3mou��.y.
CONSIDERATION OF SEWER PRpBLEM EAST OF CENTR.�I. NEAR HACICMANDI AVENUE:
Coyricilman� Sheri.dan explairsed that these people rrith the pxoblera of sewer
backup have talked to him, and they have been very patient with their problesa.
��� Tho� City Enqineer sa�.d=fihat.this ovexall plan has been discussed before with
tho City Council, to solve the problem of the sewer backing up for these
peopie in thi� general area• The averall plan was to divert the �low fran
this az'ea �nto the eyatem to the north. He ther� showed a shaded map of the
,�ren and said that the total program could be subdivided and the work done
1n s�eps. �'here are thxee axeas needing improvement. The terrain near
Ge�tral �.s lower than Hackmann and there is not enough fall for the service
1fr►�ea of th�se houses into the City sewer. He said that he was prcposinq Step
thZe !`ox immediate xelief for these people. With a heavy rain or the spring
thatw, thex have sewaqe backiriq up into their basements. The pipe is under-
designed. Beaause of the fluid state of the N.S.3.S.D. and the Mstropolitaii
Sewer Board take--over the �rork was delayed. Ho�ever, he felt th�t at least
th� �izst ataqe should br canpleted for these people. The line gets full
because o� the �imited fall, then backs.up into the haenes. His rscar�endatic�t
was to pxoceed *hacouqh the three stages one at a time, startiaq with the mos�
�r�rsing, Thare is an exi.sting contract, and i� the Council desires, this
�irs� �tep �ould be added by Change Ordex.
Mayox Kirkhalu felt that whatever can be dor_e to hplp thesa peogle should be
don�. �7^►e City Engineex said that the City cannot wait too lonq to qet the
other stepa cvmpleted a� this would cause problems in ott:�r azeas. The line
� to th� north is an 8" line. Af ter subdividing the distxict, some of the area
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w�,�l have tc> be draining to the south. He said tizdt he talked to tha
coxttrmctor snd he would be willing to have Stage (hi� added to tk�e axis'tinq
Gantrnct. Stage Two should be done next spx�.nq. 3`here is a probl�� with
th�t �n that the streeks will have to be dug up. Ma�►oX Kirkham asked if
thexe would be proble:ns before Stage 71ao is c�►pleted. The City Engine$r said
that this wou].d depend on the amount o�, rain. The gxound ras to b� thawed
be�ore the woxk can be done. He point�d cxit that the thisd stage is the
�t costly. Cwncilman sheridan said that the tiiixd stag� would have to be
caapleted before the esst side' of Central aJ.or.q R.ice Cree:; Road can be
developed. The City Enginesr said that ther� were two ways of handlinq the
third staqe of the projectj either be force main and lift stations or qravity.
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The Acti.ng City Manaqax asked if he anticipated any pxoblems ov�r the winter.
The Ci.tx Engineer said these would probably be problemra with the �prinq thaw.
' Mr. John 3'�ranson, 5835 Cantrsl..Avsuue N.E.; said that the r�sidents in his
�tze3 have baen patient for about'15 ye�rs. He said th�t h� had ta�ked to the
people in the area about the pl�ns for getting relie�. i3e said on occas�on,
he has had to plug his laundry tubs and run a board to the ceil3ng to apply
' , pzessure to keep the sewag� frc�m backing up. Sane people have had the ae�waqe
zuacu�inq down their drivew�ys fxa-n the qarages. He said that he has a mantiole
i.n his back yard, tind has had his yard tor.n up. He said that he wa� sure
Mithout the improvement they �ould have trouble in the sprinq. He said that
, he�would appreciate anything that the City could do to alleviate.the�situatioz�.
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CounaiLnan Sheridan said.that.the i�cmediate work proposed and Staqe 7rro would
be a p�rmanent improvement, rather than teinporary and would nat be abandoned
when Stage Thr�e is put in. He agreed that the�first stage ehould be added
to'tho pzesent contract. '1'he City Engineer said that he hoped thn� the con-
traatar is still willing to do th� work, as the frost io qoing 3eeper and
Seepsr into.the graund. Cauncilman Harris asked if the homes to the south
o! l+�r. Johnson had any problems. The City Engine4r said that this is ta:cen
aara o� and fuxther south there is no problem.
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Caunci].mt►n Sher:tdan said tht�t the Consulti�q Eagineer and the City Enqineer
T�ave surv�yed and talked about individual lift statians. T'his would aost
�bout ths same, but there Would be the maintenance problem.
The City �nqineex said that he estiinated that Step �►o would be about 510,000
' dependinq pn the amount of riqht of way that has to be acquired, and if �he
p�veme�� could be saved. He thauqht it would be about S25,000 for both.
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MOTION by Councilman Sheridan to implemen� Staqe One and ordsx Staqe �vo in
tha 1971 construction season. 8sconded by Councilman Harris.
ThQ Gity Fnqf.neer said that they would need the cooperation of the people �or
ths aoquisition a� xight of Ways etc. The deepex the,frost goes, the more
eostly'the pzoject will be. Councilman Liebl asked if this was assessable. ,
Cotxncilman Harris said that Staqe One and �ro are maintenancs and Staqe Three
wauld,be A main and come from the general utility fund,
T�iE VOTE, being a voi.ce vote, all voting aye, Mayor Kirkh�-un d�clared the motion
cai.rri�d unanimous ly . ,
MOTION by Councilman Liebl to authorize Chanqe Order #1 for Water and Sewer
Project #100. Seconded �� Fq���� �nan Sheridan. U�on � yqiQ� �ote, all voting
aye, Mayor Kirkham declared the motion carried unanimous`ly.
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MEMO T0: GERAI,D R. DAVIS, CITY MANAGER, ANQ CITY COUNCIL
FROM: MARVIN C. BRUNSELL, FINANCE DIRECTOR
SUBJECT: RESOLUTION TRANSFERRING COSTS FROM THE ST. 1970-9
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TO TNE G�NERAL FUND
DATE: JULY 26, 1971
This repair work was done in the Innsbruck Addition during
the past year. An encumbrance was set up in the General
Fund for this work under the 1970 Street Department Budget.
The attached resolution would have the effect of transferring
the �xpenses f rom the ST. 1970-9 Street Improvement Project
and charge it to the encumbrance that has been set up.
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RESOLUTION N0. 1971
' A RESOLUTION CHARGING COSTS INCURRED UNDER THE ST. 1970-9
STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT TO THE GENERAL FUND
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WHEREAS, $3,288.92 has been expended under the
' _ST. 1970-9 Street Improvement Project, and
WHEREAS, This project was for the purpase of street
repa�ir, and
' WHEREAS, An encumbrance was charged against the 1970
Street Budget for this purpose,
, NOW, TFI�REFORE, BE IT RESOI.VED, That the $3,288.92
expended under the ST. 1970-9 Street Improvement Project
be charged to the General Fund encumbrance.
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PETITION COVER SHEET
PetiTic,n No� 21-1971
Aate Received �Uly 27, 1971
ob�ect For a skating rink at Jay Park located on 2nd Street be�ween
68th Avenue and Mississippi Street.
Petition Checked By _ _ Date
Psrcent Signing
Referred to City Council
Disposition
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City of Fridley
Fridley, Minneaota
July 28� 1971
Hardriv�s, Inc.
1Q135 Central Av�nue N.E. �
Minaeapalis, Minnesota
Re : GT�ANG$ OxDBH #1 ST�BBT IMPRi0V81�1iT PIWJECT
ST. 1971-1 6 1971-2 (MSA)
Gentlemen;
You axe hereby ordered, authorized and inatructed to modi�y
your contract for Street Tmprovement Project St. 1971-1 � 1971-2
bg �ddiag Che follawiag eatimat�d qyantities for the additional
totel price of Ten Thousand Six Huadred Sevettty-Aine and 37/100
.,,.____.._...___.,___Dollare �„10,679.37
(aords) (figures)
A� ehese are eqtimated quantities, the basis of paymant
F►ould be on the actual quaatity of Work perfo:med aad the follaKiag
uaiC pricea. '
ADDITIUNS
�$pecifiaation ,Approximate
or Item �o. Quantities •�tem
2503.SQ4 100 8" 16 gage C.M.P.
l+xh, Street N.E,
2503.503 319 8" V.C.P. 0-10 Depth
Gaxden� Ave. N.E.
2521.501 9,171 4" Coacrete ilalk
Weat Mnore Lk, Dr.
253]..50� 109.2 8" Concrete Driveway
�. R. R. E. S��rv, Rd. kavenuent
DEDUCTIQNS
:�iOl, .50� 50 4'� Concrete ilalk
,Unit Price
$5 .34 per
Lin . Ft .
$8.51 per
Lin. Ft.
$ .70 per
Sq. FC.
$9.78 p�er
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$1.14 per
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,�t
$ 534.00
$ 2,714.69
$ 6,419.70
$ 1,067.98
$10,736.37
$ 57.00
Total Additiaas � $10,736.37
Total Deductions� � 57.00
Total Di�ference= $10,679.37 (Change Order #1)
Original Contract Price = $188,379.72
Chaage Order �1 � 1_ 0 6T9.37
�evie�d Contr�ct P�iFg ¢ �19� 059.09
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•T�a comp�etioa date for the contract on 3t, 1971-1 b 1971-2 imcluding the
Ghange Order #1 will remaia at Septe�er 15, 1971.
Submitted �iad approved by Citp Bngineer Ilaeim M. Qureahi, P.B. oa the
day a£ , 1971.
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PI�ASIM ri. Qt1R8SHI, P.E,
City Bngiaeer-Director of Planning
Approved and accepted this day of , 1971 by
Haxdrivee, Inc.
HAytD$IVES, INC. •
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By � Title
Appraved aad accepted this day of , 1971 by the
City Couacil of Fridlep, Minaesota.
By Mayor
By City Manager
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Auqus� 2, 1971,
GSNERALe �2S780 thrauqh �25934
LIQUOR: #5809 through i�5835
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LIST Olo" I.ICENSES TO BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AT D� MEETINQ 0�' AiTaII3T 2 19T1- � ��
FOOD EST11�,I3�+1'T
Mst�o �QO
825'� Eaat Ri�x xoad
Fridley
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Metrc 500
825� Eaas�t River �oad
F'�idlsy
SSR9ICT STATION
Frank�� 3i.nclair
6290 H�ry. 6�
Fridley
Sps��y Car Waeb
5207. Gast,�al Aw.
Frid].cry
M�t,ro 500
Bz55 $+�+rt itivsr Rosd
�'xidlay
D�Ii18-T1� TFII�,Ti�
7.00-TKia Dri.v�s-In
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�'rid�ey
OFP' SALE BBER
Kwtex'e� 3srtiae Statioa
760o IInirrraity ATS.
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By: Paul Castonguay
By: Panl Castc�ngu�y
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Bym Franaia Huat
Bg� Highlaad Car Wa�h+ Ina.
HTt Psul Castoagaq
Hys Q�t Herringer
B�r: I�Testern storea asl co.
AFPROVSD BZ
Has�lth Inapeat►or
Ch1ef 0! Poliae
Fi,re Inapector
Bailding Inspeator
Fire Inapector
Buildiag Insp�cta�
Fire Inapect,or
Building Inspect,or
Chiei a! Police
Chie! at' Police
8ealth Inapector
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NEW pRIGHTON, MINNESpTA, 55112
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July 13, 1971
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Mr. Nasim Qureshi, City Engin�eer
b1+31 Qniversity Avenue N, E.
Fridley� Minnesota
Dear Mr, Qureshi:
Ne�► Hrighton Improvement 69-].1�,, being the improveffient of a portion of
Stinsan Boulevard, whiah Waa constructed as a joint venture by the
City of Fridley and the Villsge of New Brighton, to be conatructed by
the V'ill.age of New Brighton, has now been completed.
The portiom of the eost of the improvement chargeable to the City of
Fridley is as follows:
Construction (Contract Cost) $13,445.2g
Engineering, staking and inspection 1,/;/;4.2$
Le�al -0-
Fiscal 1p4�2g
$asements _p_
lppraisals _p_
Primting & Publishing 7.32
Administrati�e � 2� 375.02
Capitalized interest � 9.2� 1 1
Total Improve�ent Cost Charged to Fridley $16,796.79
Please issus the pa.yment in the name of the Village of New Bri�hton.
Thanlc you for your cooperation in this matter.
Very truly yours,
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Yernon P�dQrson
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Mr. Ken Oatlund
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ATTN: Va.ilage Ccauncil
Dear Sir:
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Ju1y 20, 1971
Please be advised that the undersigried rep-
resent Mis$ Nanay D. Petron, 1865 Woodale Drive, Minneapolis,
Ma.nnesota, 55432 and her parents, Mr. & Mrs. A. L. Petron.
On January 9, 1971, at approx imately 7:32 P.M.
' a aeries of accidents occurred on Central Avenue just South of
Colwnbia aoule�ard, the result of which placed Nancy Petron in
Gen�ral Hospital until April 1, 1971.
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Our investigation reveals that the driver of
one of the vehiclea involved, a Mr. Vernon P.Pet��al� 940 -
23rd Avenue N. E., Minneapolis, Minnesota, had been drinking
at the Shorewood Lounge, 6161 Hwy. 65, Fridley, Miiznesota,
prior to the accident.
In compliance with Minn. Stat. �340.951, this
letter is to give notice reqarding the circumstancea of the
above claim against the Village of Fridley. The claimant,
Nancy Petron, has been and continues to be incapacitated by
the injury. At this time the extent of damages in unknvwn.
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Please direct any inquires you may have through �
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Very tru�y yours,
MACKALL, CROUNSE & MOORS
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By ���� �!�!�
Frank �►. Dvorak
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
CITY OF FRIDLEY
MONTHLY REPORT - JUNE 1971
STREET DEPARTMENT
1. Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. Curbing Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3 . Grad ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4. Miscellaneoua Street Work . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. Patching . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6. Shop Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7 . S igns aad Barricedes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8. Equipment Repairs - Street . . . . . . . . . . . .
WAT�R DEPARTMENT
1.
2.
3.
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5.
6.
7.
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9.
10.
11.
12 .
Filtration Plant . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . .
Final Readings and Collections . . . . . . . . . .
Hydrant Repairs and Flushings . . . . . . . . . .
Miscellaneous Water Work . . . . . . . . . . . . .
pumphouse Work . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Standpipe Repairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Valve Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . . . . .
Water and Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . .
Water Meter Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . .
Water Turn-ons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Watermain Breaks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Equipme�t Repairs • Water . . . . . . . . . . . .
SEWER DEPARTMENT
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2.
3.
4.
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6.
7.
Lift Station Inspections and Repairs . . . . . . ,
ManhaleRepairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Miscellaneoua Sewer Work . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sanitary Sewer Break . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sanitary Sewer Cleaning . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Sanitary Sewer Inspections . . . . . . . . . . . .
Equipment Repairs - Sewer . . . . . . . . . . . .
HOURS
311'�
257�
26
337�
410
108
142�
237�
268�
56
157
60
132�
59
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16�
43
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38
178
34
97
114
160
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�TOIi'ht 3EWER DEPARTMENT
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�, ' 1. Catch Basin and Storm Sewer Cleaning ....... 33
2, Miscellaneous Storm gewer Work . . . . . . . . . . 4$
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�iJBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT
MONTHLX REPORT - JUNE 1971
MISCELI�ANEOUS H��
1. Engineering Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7�
2. Fire Aapartment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
3. Funeral . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
4. Tnjury on Job - Richard Bloom . . . . . . . . . . 8
S . Park Department . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5�
6. Project St. 1971-2 . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • 2�
7. Sick Leave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46�
8, Vacations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 268
9. Water Meter School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
10. Weekend Duty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �2
11.. Eq,uip�aent Repairs - Engineering . . . . . . . . . 14
12. Equipment Repairs - Fire DepartmemC . . . . . . . b�
13. Fquipment Repairs - Liquor Stores . . . . . . . . 7
�.4. Equipment Repairs - Park Department . . . . . . . 101
�.5. Equipment Repairs - Police Department . . . . . . 126�